Interface Logger<T>

Type Parameters:

T - The type of the Record instances managed by the Logger.

All Superinterfaces:

LogDecorator

All Known Subinterfaces:

QueryLogger<T>, TrimLogger<T>

All Known Implementing Classes:

LoggerDispatcher, PartedLogger, PartedQueryLogger, PartedTrimLogger, QueryLoggerDispatcher, SystemLogger, TrimLoggerDispatcher

public interface Logger<T>
extends LogDecorator

The Logger interface defines those methods required for an atomic (sub-)logger to implement. Specialized loggers may make use of Logger implementations; for example the RuntimeLogger can be configured to log to a console, a NoSQL database or a file depending on how it is configured (on which Logger implementation it is told to use).

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	log(Record<? extends T> aRecord)	Logs a Record.

Methods inherited from interface LogDecorator

printHead, printSeparator, printTail

Method Details

log

void log(Record<? extends T> aRecord)

Logs a Record. The targeted data sink for the Record instances (where them are physically stored) depends on the implementation of the Logger. It can be a console, a file, a stream or a database.

Parameters:

aRecord - The Record to be logged.

Throws:

IllegalRecordRuntimeException - Thrown in case the record cannot be logged as a specific implementation might expect some dedicated Column instances to be contained in the provided Record.

UnexpectedLogRuntimeException - Thrown in case some other problems regarding logging occurred, e.g. the data sink (physical system where to log to) experiences problems.