List of messageLevel() Examples

Examples of messageLevel()

com.db4o.config.Configuration.messageLevel()
sets the detail level of db4o messages. Messages will be output to the configured output {@link java.io.PrintStream PrintStream}.

Level 0 - no messages
Level 1 - open and close messages
Level 2 - messages for new, update and delete
Level 3 - messages for activate and deactivate

When using client-server and the level is set to 0, the server will override this and set it to 1. To get around this you can set the level to -1. This has the effect of not returning any messages.

In client-server environment this setting can be used on client or on server depending on which information do you want to track (server side provides more detailed information).

@param level integer from 0 to 3 @see #setOut

Examples of com.db4o.config.Configuration.messageLevel()

//    globalConfig.diagnostic().addListener(new DiagnosticListener() {
//      public void onDiagnostic(Diagnostic d) {
//        System.out.println(d);
//      }
//    });
    globalConfig.messageLevel(0);
    globalConfig.activationDepth(1);
    globalConfig.flushFileBuffers(false);
    globalConfig.callConstructors(true);
    globalConfig.exceptionsOnNotStorable(true);
    globalConfig.objectClass(AbstractEntity.class).objectField("fId").indexed(true); //$NON-NLS-1$

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Examples of com.db4o.config.Configuration.messageLevel()

     */
    // LAZY appears to cause ClassCastException's relating to db4o objects inside db4o code. :(
    // Also it causes duplicates if we activate immediately.
    // And the performance gain for e.g. RegisterMeRunner isn't that great.
//    dbConfig.queries().evaluationMode(QueryEvaluationMode.LAZY);
    dbConfig.messageLevel(1);
    dbConfig.activationDepth(1);
    /* TURN OFF SHUTDOWN HOOK.
     * The shutdown hook does auto-commit. We do NOT want auto-commit: if a
     * transaction hasn't commit()ed, it's not safe to commit it. For example,
     * a splitfile is started, gets half way through, then we shut down.

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