Examples of com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.helpers.Debug

Package com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.helpers

Examples of com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.helpers.Debug

com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.resolver.helpers.Debug
Static debugging/messaging class for Catalogs.
This class defines a set of static methods that can be called to produce debugging messages. Messages have an associated "debug level" and messages below the current setting are not displayed.
@author Norman WalshNorman.Walsh@Sun.COM

    this.propertyFile = propertyFile;
    init();
  }


  private void init() {
    debug = new Debug();
    // Note that we don't setDebug() here; we do that lazily. Either the
    // user will set it explicitly, or we'll do it automagically if they
    // read from the propertyFile for some other reason. That way, there's
    // no attempt to read from the file before the caller has had a chance
    // to avoid it.

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    this.propertyFile = propertyFile;
    init();
  }


  private void init() {
    debug = new Debug();
    // Note that we don't setDebug() here; we do that lazily. Either the
    // user will set it explicitly, or we'll do it automagically if they
    // read from the propertyFile for some other reason. That way, there's
    // no attempt to read from the file before the caller has had a chance
    // to avoid it.

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   */
  public Debug debug = null;


  /** Constructor. */
  public CatalogManager() {
    debug = new Debug();
    // Note that we don't setDebug() here; we do that lazily. Either the
    // user will set it explicitly, or we'll do it automagically if they
    // read from the propertyFile for some other reason. That way, there's
    // no attempt to read from the file before the caller has had a chance
    // to avoid it.

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  /** Constructor that specifies an explicit property file. */
  public CatalogManager(String propertyFile) {
    this.propertyFile = propertyFile;


    debug = new Debug();
    // Note that we don't setDebug() here; we do that lazily. Either the
    // user will set it explicitly, or we'll do it automagically if they
    // read from the propertyFile for some other reason. That way, there's
    // no attempt to read from the file before the caller has had a chance
    // to avoid it.

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   */
  public Debug debug = null;


  /** Constructor. */
  public CatalogManager() {
    debug = new Debug();
    // Note that we don't setDebug() here; we do that lazily. Either the
    // user will set it explicitly, or we'll do it automagically if they
    // read from the propertyFile for some other reason. That way, there's
    // no attempt to read from the file before the caller has had a chance
    // to avoid it.

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  /** Constructor that specifies an explicit property file. */
  public CatalogManager(String propertyFile) {
    this.propertyFile = propertyFile;


    debug = new Debug();
    // Note that we don't setDebug() here; we do that lazily. Either the
    // user will set it explicitly, or we'll do it automagically if they
    // read from the propertyFile for some other reason. That way, there's
    // no attempt to read from the file before the caller has had a chance
    // to avoid it.

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