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Ice is a comprehensive RPC framework that helps you build distributed applications with minimal effort using familiar object-oriented idioms
// **********************************************************************
//
// Copyright (c) 2003-2018 ZeroC, Inc. All rights reserved.
//
// This copy of Ice is licensed to you under the terms described in the
// ICE_LICENSE file included in this distribution.
//
// **********************************************************************
package Ice;
/**
* Class to support custom loggers. Applications using a custom logger
* instantiate a LoggerPlugin with a custom logger and
* return the instance from their {@link PluginFactory} implementation.
*
* @see PluginFactory
* @see Plugin
**/
public class LoggerPlugin implements Ice.Plugin
{
/**
* Installs a custom logger for a communicator.
*
* @param communicator The communicator using the custom logger.
* @param logger The custom logger for the communicator.
**/
public
LoggerPlugin(Communicator communicator, Logger logger)
{
if(communicator == null)
{
PluginInitializationException ex = new PluginInitializationException();
ex.reason = "Communicator cannot be null";
throw ex;
}
if(logger == null)
{
PluginInitializationException ex = new PluginInitializationException();
ex.reason = "Logger cannot be null";
throw ex;
}
IceInternal.Instance instance = IceInternal.Util.getInstance(communicator);
instance.setLogger(logger);
}
/**
* Called by the Ice run time during communicator initialization. The derived class
* can override this method to perform any initialization that might be required
* by a custom logger.
**/
@Override
public void
initialize()
{
}
/**
* Called by the Ice run time when the communicator is destroyed. The derived class
* can override this method to perform any finalization that might be required
* by a custom logger.
**/
@Override
public void
destroy()
{
}
}