Examples of LogMonitor

org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor
Utility to simplify the monitoring of Log4j file output Monitoring of a given log file can be done alternatively the Monitor will add a new log4j FileAppender to the root Logger to gather all the available logging for monitoring

Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

    {
        setLogMessagePrefix();


        // We either do this here or have a null check in tearDown.
        // As when this test is run against profiles other than java it will NPE
        _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);
        //We explicitly do not call super.setUp as starting up the broker is
        //part of the test case.
    }

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

        if (isJavaBroker())
        {
            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);




            String configFilePath = getConfigPath();


            // Ensure we wait for TESTID to be logged

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

            _brokerCommandHelper.removeBrokerCommandLog4JFile();


            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);


            // Ensure broker has fully started up.
            getConnection();


            // Ensure we wait for TESTID to be logged

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

            String TESTID = "BRK-1007";


            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);




            // Ensure broker has fully started up.
            getConnection();

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

            String TESTID = "BRK-1001";


            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);
            
            // Ensure we wait for TESTID to be logged
            waitAndFindMatches(TESTID);


            // Retrieve all BRK- log messages so we can check for an erroneous

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

            String TESTID = "BRK-1002";


            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);


            // Ensure broker has fully started up.
            getConnection();


            // Ensure we wait for TESTID to be logged

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

            getBrokerConfiguration().addPortConfiguration(sslPortAttributes);


            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);


            // Ensure broker has fully started up.
            getConnection();


            // Ensure we wait for TESTID to be logged

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

            String TESTID = "BRK-1003";


            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);


            stopBroker();


            //Give broker time to shutdown and flush log
            checkSocketClosed(getPort());

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

            getBrokerConfiguration().addPortConfiguration(sslPortAttributes);


            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);




//            //Clear any startup messages as we don't need them for validation
//            _monitor.reset();
            //Stop the broker to get the log messages for testing

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.util.LogMonitor

            String TESTID = "BRK-1005";


            startBroker();


            // Now we can create the monitor as _outputFile will now be defined
            _monitor = new LogMonitor(_outputFile);


            getConnection().close();


            stopBroker();

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