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01:        // Logger.java
02:        // $Id: Logger.java,v 1.6 2003/05/13 17:48:55 ylafon Exp $
03:        // (c) COPYRIGHT MIT and INRIA, 1996.
04:        // Please first read the full copyright statement in file COPYRIGHT.html
05:
06:        package org.w3c.jigsaw.http;
07:
08:        /**
09:         * The Logger class is the abstract class that loggers must implement. 
10:         * You can (should be able to) use several loggers at the same time.
11:         */
12:
13:        abstract public class Logger {
14:
15:            /**
16:             * Log normally a full handled request. 
17:             * @param client The client which made the request.
18:             * @param request The request that was handled.
19:             * @param reply The emitted reply to the client.
20:             * @param nbytes The number of bytes sent to this client.
21:             * @param duration The time it took to process the request.
22:             */
23:
24:            abstract public void log(Request request, Reply reply, int nbytes,
25:                    long duration);
26:
27:            /**
28:             * Log a message to the log.
29:             * @param msg The message to log.
30:             */
31:
32:            abstract public void log(String msg);
33:
34:            /**
35:             * Log an error on behalf of some client object in the error log. 
36:             * @param client The client for which the error occured. 
37:             * @param msg The error message to log.  
38:             */
39:
40:            abstract public void errlog(Client client, String msg);
41:
42:            /**
43:             * Log an error on behalf of the server object.
44:             * @param msg The message to emit.
45:             */
46:
47:            abstract public void errlog(String msg);
48:
49:            /**
50:             * Log a client trace. The client may be in some error state, so all access
51:             * to the client parameter should be checked.
52:             * @param client The client that wants to emit a trace.
53:             * @param trace The trace to log.
54:             */
55:
56:            abstract public void trace(Client client, String trace);
57:
58:            /**
59:             * Log a server trace.
60:             * @param msg The trace to emit.
61:             */
62:
63:            abstract public void trace(String msg);
64:
65:            /**
66:             * Flush any in core logger state back to disk.
67:             * Some loggers may use memory cache before writing any data to the disk
68:             * this method ensures that there state is saved to stable storage.
69:             */
70:
71:            abstract public void sync();
72:
73:            /**
74:             * Shutdown this logger object.
75:             * Each server will close the shutdown method of the logger before
76:             * shuting itself down.
77:             */
78:
79:            abstract public void shutdown();
80:
81:            /**
82:             * Initialize this logger for the provided server.
83:             * No call to any methods of the logger will be made before this 
84:             * logger is initialized for some server.
85:             * @param server The server to which this logger should be initialized.
86:             */
87:
88:            abstract public void initialize(httpd server);
89:
90:            /**
91:             * Construct a new Logger instance.
92:             */
93:            public Logger() {
94:            }
95:        }
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