Java Enterprise in a Nutshell, Second Edition

Name

LogStream

Synopsis

This class provides the server with an output stream to an error log. LogStreams can’t be created directly by the application. Instead, a handle on a LogStream is obtained by calling the static log() method with the name of the desired log. If the named log doesn’t exist, the default log is returned. The default PrintStream used to create new LogStreams can be gotten through the getDefaultStream() method, and set using the setDefaultStream() method.

                  
public class LogStream extends PrintStream {
// No Constructor
                  // Public Constants
   public static final int BRIEF;                                // =10
   public static final int SILENT;                               // =0
   public static final int VERBOSE;                              // =20
                  // Deprecated Public Methods
   public static PrintStream getDefaultStream();                 // synchronized, #
   public java.io.OutputStream getOutputStream();                // synchronized, #
   public static LogStream log( String name);                    // #
   public static int parseLevel( String s);                      // #
   public static void setDefaultStream(                          // synchronized, #
        PrintStream newDefault);  
   public void setOutputStream( java.io.OutputStream out);       // synchronized, #
   public String toString();                                     // Overrides:Object, #
   public void write( int b);                                    // Overrides:PrintStream, #
   public void write( byte[] b, int off, int len);       // Overrides:PrintStream, #
}

Returned By

LogStream.log()