| java.lang.Object org.apache.tools.ant.module.spi.AntSession
AntSession | final public class AntSession (Code) | | Represents one Ant build session, possibly consisting of multiple targets,
subprojects, and so on.
A session may be shared by several
AntLogger s.
author: Jesse Glick since: org.apache.tools.ant.module/3 3.12 |
Method Summary | |
public void | consumeException(Throwable t) Marks an exception as having been processed by a logger.
A single build-halting exception can traverse any number of Ant events
as it progresses outwards, typically from the failing task to the failing
target (possibly several times due to subprojects) and finally to the build failure.
Consuming the exception permits a logger to indicate to other loggers that it
has already handled the problem in an appropriate manner. | public OutputListener | createStandardHyperlink(URL file, String message, int line1, int column1, int line2, int column2) Convenience method to create a standard hyperlink implementation.
The GUI of the hyperlink will be oriented toward error messages and
may involve editor annotations.
Line and column numbers start at 1.
Parameters: file - a file to link to (may or may not exist, but hyperlink will not work if it does not) Parameters: message - a message to use e.g. | public void | deliverMessageLogged(AntEvent originalEvent, String message, int level) Deliver a message logged event to all matching loggers.
Loggers will receive
AntLogger.messageLogged with an event
similar to the original event except for the message and log level;
also the exception will always be null and the event will initially
be unconsumed.
This call blocks until all loggers have processed the nested event.
Note that this logger may also receive the event so it must be reentrant.
Loggers are discouraged from using this facility merely to create hyperlinks
for which the target is known. | public Object | getCustomData(AntLogger logger) Get optional data stored by the logger in this session. | public String | getDisplayName() Get a display name used for the session as a whole. | public File | getOriginatingScript() Get the Ant script originally invoked. | public String[] | getOriginatingTargets() Get the Ant targets originally run. | public int | getVerbosity() Get the (user-requested) verbosity level for this session.
Generally only messages logged at this or lesser level (higher priority) should be displayed.
the verbosity, e.g. | public boolean | isExceptionConsumed(Throwable t) Tests whether a given exception has already been consumed by some logger.
Note that if an exception is consumed, any exception with that exception
as its
Throwable.getCause (possibly recursively) is also considered
consumed. | public void | println(String message, boolean err, OutputListener listener) Print a line of text to the Ant output. | public void | putCustomData(AntLogger logger, Object data) Store custom data associated with this session. | public String | toString() |
consumeException | public void consumeException(Throwable t) throws IllegalStateException(Code) | | Marks an exception as having been processed by a logger.
A single build-halting exception can traverse any number of Ant events
as it progresses outwards, typically from the failing task to the failing
target (possibly several times due to subprojects) and finally to the build failure.
Consuming the exception permits a logger to indicate to other loggers that it
has already handled the problem in an appropriate manner. Since the standard
logger may print an exception (possibly with stack trace) that is part of
a
AntLogger.buildFinished event, loggers which deal with the exception
in some other way should consume it before returning from the callback.
Parameters: t - an exception to mark as consumed throws: IllegalStateException - if it was already consumed |
createStandardHyperlink | public OutputListener createStandardHyperlink(URL file, String message, int line1, int column1, int line2, int column2)(Code) | | Convenience method to create a standard hyperlink implementation.
The GUI of the hyperlink will be oriented toward error messages and
may involve editor annotations.
Line and column numbers start at 1.
Parameters: file - a file to link to (may or may not exist, but hyperlink will not work if it does not) Parameters: message - a message to use e.g. for the status bar when clicking on the hyperlink,or for annotation tool tips Parameters: line1 - the starting line number, or -1 if there is no associated line number Parameters: column1 - the starting column number, or -1 if there is no associated column number(must be -1 if line1 is -1) Parameters: line2 - the ending line number, or -1 for a single-line link(must be -1 if line1 is -1) Parameters: column2 - the ending column number, or -1 if not applicable(must be -1 if either line2 or column1 is -1) a standard hyperlink suitable for AntSession.println |
deliverMessageLogged | public void deliverMessageLogged(AntEvent originalEvent, String message, int level)(Code) | | Deliver a message logged event to all matching loggers.
Loggers will receive
AntLogger.messageLogged with an event
similar to the original event except for the message and log level;
also the exception will always be null and the event will initially
be unconsumed.
This call blocks until all loggers have processed the nested event.
Note that this logger may also receive the event so it must be reentrant.
Loggers are discouraged from using this facility merely to create hyperlinks
for which the target is known. Use
AntSession.println instead. This method
is primarily intended for use from the standard logger to deliver stack
trace lines to other loggers which may be able to hyperlink them.
Parameters: originalEvent - the original event received by the calling logger Parameters: message - a message to log (see AntEvent.getMessage) Parameters: level - the level to log it at (see AntEvent.getLogLevel) |
getCustomData | public Object getCustomData(AntLogger logger)(Code) | | Get optional data stored by the logger in this session.
Parameters: logger - the logger which wishes to retrieve data any optional data, or null initially |
getDisplayName | public String getDisplayName()(Code) | | Get a display name used for the session as a whole.
a user-presentable display name appropriate for session-scope messaging |
getOriginatingScript | public File getOriginatingScript()(Code) | | Get the Ant script originally invoked.
Note that due to subproject support some events may come from other scripts.
the Ant script which was run to start with |
getVerbosity | public int getVerbosity()(Code) | | Get the (user-requested) verbosity level for this session.
Generally only messages logged at this or lesser level (higher priority) should be displayed.
the verbosity, e.g. AntEvent.LOG_INFO |
isExceptionConsumed | public boolean isExceptionConsumed(Throwable t)(Code) | | Tests whether a given exception has already been consumed by some logger.
Note that if an exception is consumed, any exception with that exception
as its
Throwable.getCause (possibly recursively) is also considered
consumed. This is useful because Ant's ProjectHelper.addLocationToBuildException
will annotate BuildException s with location information by constructing
wrapper exceptions.
Parameters: t - an exception true if it (or a nested exception) has already been consumed by AntSession.consumeException |
println | public void println(String message, boolean err, OutputListener listener)(Code) | | Print a line of text to the Ant output.
Parameters: message - a message to print (newline will be appended automatically) Parameters: err - true to send to the error stream, false for regular output Parameters: listener - an output listener suitable for hyperlinks, or null for a plain print See Also: AntSession.createStandardHyperlink |
putCustomData | public void putCustomData(AntLogger logger, Object data)(Code) | | Store custom data associated with this session.
May be used by the logger to keep some information that will persist
for the lifetime of the session.
Parameters: logger - the logger which wishes to store data Parameters: data - some custom data to retain |
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