[CIShell-SVN] SF.net SVN: cishell: [392] trunk/clients/gui/org.cishell.reference.gui.log/ src/org/cishell/reference/gui/log/LogToFile.java

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Revision: 392
          http://svn.sourceforge.net/cishell/?rev=392&view=rev
Author:   terkhorn
Date:     2007-05-09 06:49:22 -0700 (Wed, 09 May 2007)

Log Message:
-----------

Fixed logging so that osgi Error levels are correctly mapped to java.util.logging  error levels.   

Correspondence between OSGI log levels and Java.util.logging log levels:
    	// JAVA			OSGI
    	// ----			----
    	// SEVERE=1000		LOG_ERROR=1
    	// WARNING=900		LOG_WARNING=2
    	// INFO=800		LOG_INFO=3
    	// FINEST=300		LOG_DEBUG=4

Presumably this should take care of all cases for OSGI error levels, but if an invalid OSGI error level is given (I.E., outside of the range 1,2,3,4), the message is logged as "INFO."

Felix Terkhorn (ter...@gm...)

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/clients/gui/org.cishell.reference.gui.log/src/org/cishell/reference/gui/log/LogToFile.java

Modified: trunk/clients/gui/org.cishell.reference.gui.log/src/org/cishell/reference/gui/log/LogToFile.java
===================================================================
--- trunk/clients/gui/org.cishell.reference.gui.log/src/org/cishell/reference/gui/log/LogToFile.java	2007-05-08 19:34:29 UTC (rev 391)
+++ trunk/clients/gui/org.cishell.reference.gui.log/src/org/cishell/reference/gui/log/LogToFile.java	2007-05-09 13:49:22 UTC (rev 392)
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@
     	String message = entry.getMessage();
     	int osgiLogLevel = entry.getLevel();
     	Level javaLogLevel;
-
+/*
     	// Correspondence between OSGI log levels and Java.util.logging log levels:
     	// JAVA				OSGI
     	// ----				----
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@
     	// WARNING=900		LOG_WARNING=2
     	// INFO=800			LOG_INFO=3
     	// FINEST=300		LOG_DEBUG=4
-    	
+  */  	
     	if (osgiLogLevel == 1) { // OSGI level = LOG_ERROR
     		javaLogLevel = Level.SEVERE;
     	} else if (osgiLogLevel == 2) {  // OSGI level = LOG_WARNING


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