Examples of LogControl

com.atomikos.icatch.admin.LogControl
The system's admin interface that is exposed to LogAdministrators. It allows control over the transaction logs.
org.jdesktop.wonderland.common.LogControl
Read the log configuration from the jar as a resource This class is used via the command line logging property @author paulby

Examples of com.atomikos.icatch.admin.LogControl


    public synchronized ObjectName[] getTransactions ()
    {
        // clean up previous beans
        unregisterBeans ();
        LogControl logControl = JmxLogAdministrator.getInstance ()
                .getLogControl ();
        if ( logControl == null )
            throw new RuntimeException (
                    "LogControl is null: transaction service not running?" );
        AdminTransaction[] transactions = logControl.getAdminTransactions ();
        if ( heuristicsOnly ) {
          transactions = filterHeuristics ( transactions );
        }
        beans = new ObjectName[transactions.length];

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Examples of com.atomikos.icatch.admin.LogControl


    public synchronized ObjectName[] getTransactions ()
    {
        // clean up previous beans
        unregisterBeans ();
        LogControl logControl = JmxLogAdministrator.getInstance ()
                .getLogControl ();
        if ( logControl == null )
            throw new RuntimeException (
                    "LogControl is null: transaction service not running?" );
        AdminTransaction[] transactions = logControl.getAdminTransactions ();
        JmxTransactionMBean[] mBeans = JmxTransactionMBeanFactory.createMBeans(transactions, heuristicsOnly);
        beans = new ObjectName[mBeans.length];
        for ( int i = 0; i < mBeans.length; i++ ) {
            try {
                beans[i] = new ObjectName ( "atomikos.transactions", "TID",

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Examples of com.atomikos.icatch.admin.LogControl


    public synchronized ObjectName[] getTransactions ()
    {
        // clean up previous beans
        unregisterBeans ();
        LogControl logControl = JmxLogAdministrator.getInstance ()
                .getLogControl ();
        if ( logControl == null )
            throw new RuntimeException (
                    "LogControl is null: transaction service not running?" );
        AdminTransaction[] transactions = logControl.getAdminTransactions ();
        if ( heuristicsOnly ) {
          transactions = filterHeuristics ( transactions );
        }
        beans = new ObjectName[transactions.length];

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Examples of com.atomikos.icatch.admin.LogControl


    public synchronized ObjectName[] getTransactions ()
    {
        // clean up previous beans
        unregisterBeans ();
        LogControl logControl = JmxLogAdministrator.getInstance ()
                .getLogControl ();
        if ( logControl == null )
            throw new RuntimeException (
                    "LogControl is null: transaction service not running?" );
        AdminTransaction[] transactions = logControl.getAdminTransactions ();
        if ( heuristicsOnly ) {
          transactions = filterHeuristics ( transactions );
        }
        beans = new ObjectName[transactions.length];

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Examples of com.atomikos.icatch.admin.LogControl


    public synchronized ObjectName[] getTransactions ()
    {
        // clean up previous beans
        unregisterBeans ();
        LogControl logControl = JmxLogAdministrator.getInstance ()
                .getLogControl ();
        if ( logControl == null )
            throw new RuntimeException (
                    "LogControl is null: transaction service not running?" );
        AdminTransaction[] transactions = logControl.getAdminTransactions ();
        if ( heuristicsOnly ) {
          transactions = filterHeuristics ( transactions );
        }
        beans = new ObjectName[transactions.length];

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.common.LogControl

                TestHarnessSupport.processCommandLineArgs(args[i]);
            }
        }


        // set up logging
        new LogControl(JmeClientMain.class,
                "/org/jdesktop/wonderland/client/jme/resources/"
                + "logging.properties");


        // set up our custom log handler to pipe messages to the LogViewerFrame.
        // We need to do this to work around the fact that Web Start won't

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