am_log_record_set_log_level()

Sets the level for the specified log record.

Syntax

#include "am_log.h"
AM_EXPORT am_status_t
am_log_record_set_log_level(am_log_record_t record,
                            am_log_record_log_level_t log_level);

Parameters

This function takes the following parameters:

record

A log record pointer.

log_level

The level to which the log record will be set. Each log record has an associated level that defines its relative importance and urgency. Possible values are defined in the am_log_record_log_level_t enumeration.

typedef enum am_log_record_log_level {

    /* Log Level as defined by JDK 1.4 */

    AM_LOG_LEVEL_SEVERE = 1000,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_WARNING = 900,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_INFORMATION = 800,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_CONFIG = 700,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_FINE = 500,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_FINER = 400,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_FINEST = 300,

    /* Log Levels defined by Access Manager */

    AM_LOG_LEVEL_SECURITY = 950,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_CATASTROPHE = 850,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_MISCONF = 750,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_FAILURE = 650,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_WARN = 550,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_INFO = 450,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG = 350,
    AM_LOG_LEVEL_ALL = 250

} am_log_record_log_level_t;

Returns

This function returns one of the values of the am_status_t enumeration (defined in the <am_types.h> header file).