0001184: log level in ErrorPageManager

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ID:	Category:	Severity:	Reproducibility:	Date Submitted:	Last Update:
1184		minor	always	06-06-06 10:58	06-27-06 08:53

Reporter:	ferg	Platform:
Assigned To:	ferg	OS:
Priority:	normal	OS Version:
Status:	closed	Product Version:
Product Build:		Resolution:	fixed
Projection:	none
ETA:	none	Fixed in Version:	3.0.20

Summary:	0001184: log level in ErrorPageManager
Description:	(rep by Bill Au) It looks like only certain exceptions (like CompileException) is logged at the warning level. Everything else is logged at fine. Shouldn't all exceptions be logged at the warning level?
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We have a LoggerManager class to wrap calls to Logger

public class LoggerManager
{
    static public Logger getLogger( Object object )
    {
        return getLogger( object.getClass().getName() );
    }

    static public Logger getLogger( String loggerName )
    {
        String METHOD = "getLogger";
        Logger logger = Logger.getLogger( loggerName );
        // Don't add the handlers if logging is disabled.
        if( isLoggingEnabled() )
        {
            // Add handlers to the logger
            if ( logger.getHandlers() == null || logger.getHandlers().length == 0 )
            {
                try
                {
                    if ( (loggingMode & MULTICAST_LOGGING) == MULTICAST_LOGGING )
                    {
                        logger.addHandler( new LogHandler() );
                    }

                    if ( (loggingMode & STDERR_LOGGING) == STDERR_LOGGING )
                    {
                        logger.addHandler( new StderrHandler() );
                    }
                }
                catch ( Exception e )
                {
                    System.err.println( "Error adding LogHandler() to the logger: " + e.getMessage() );
                }
            }
            // WE do dot want to propogate any messages or the system logger will output to the console
            logger.setUseParentHandlers( false );
        }
        return logger;
    }
}

So we do something like this:

Logger logger = LoggerManager.getLogger( this );

This is essentially what you do below. However, we do not use the "shortcut" methods like logger.fine(), logger.finest() excepting entering() and exiting(). We always user logger.logp() or logger.entering(), logger,exiting().