The C++ implementation of the logging system is based in ACE Logging and is part of the ACS/LGPL/CommonSoftware/logging module. Additionally there's the ACSLog service in ACS/LGPL/CommonSoftware/acslog module, which offers an entry point for using the logging system by any part of the system. Specifically it is used by Python logging framework for connecting with the central logger.
Design
Class Diagram
Details
BaseLog
The base log is an abstract parent class for several classes in the logging implementation and it also defines some basic information:
- Priority enum defining log levels
- FIELD_UNAVAILABLE
- GLOBAL_LOGGER_NAME
- ANONYMOUS_LOGGER_NAME
- STATIC_LOGGER_NAME
As a parent class it defines several interface methods as well as implementing a couple of implementation-agnostic methods to be used by child classes.
It holds a reference to a LoggingStatistics instance, but it does not use it directly, this is to be used by child classes to calculate statistics about the logging calls.
LoggingStatistics
Logger
LogTrace
Logger_ptr
StopWatch
Loggable
GenericLogger
ACSLogger
Handler
StdoutHandler
LogSvcHandler
ACE_Log_Msg
LoggingProxy
LogLevelDefinition
LogThrottle
LogThrottleAlarm
CentralLogger
ACE_Log_Msg_Backend
CacheLogger
LocalFileLogger
LocalSyslogLogger
RemoteSyslogLogger
Module: logging
The module has two libraries and to executables:
- libbaselogging.so
- liblogging.so
- loggingService
- loggingClient
Library: baselogging
Library: logging
Executable: loggingService
Executable: loggingClient
Module: acslog
The module has only one executable
- acsLogSvc