The logger in Java and Android

Reprinted: http://whotodo.iteye.com/blog/1701596

In the object-oriented world, we can anthropomorphic objects. They not only possess resources (data), but also implement some functions (methods ). Logger is built in Java. Android also supports a log recorder that can write log information to the console or file.

    package org.vhow.android;            import java.io.IOException;      import java.util.logging.ConsoleHandler;      import java.util.logging.FileHandler;      import java.util.logging.Level;      import java.util.logging.Logger;            public class AppMain {                public static void main(String[] args) throws SecurityException,                  IOException {              // Create a Logger whose name is "AppMain"              Logger aLogger = Logger.getLogger(AppMain.class.getName());                    // This Logger object will records all kinds of logs.              aLogger.setLevel(Level.ALL);                    // Write logging message to Console.              sentLogMessageToConsole(aLogger);                    // Writer logging message to a File.              sentLogMessageToFile(aLogger);                    // Log a message.              aLogger.log(Level.INFO, "info");                }                private static void sentLogMessageToConsole(Logger aLogger) {              // A ConsoleHandler object can publish records to System.err.              ConsoleHandler aConsoleHandler = new ConsoleHandler();                    // All kinds of logs will be logged by this handler.              aConsoleHandler.setLevel(Level.ALL);                    // Format LogRecords for this Handler.              aConsoleHandler.setFormatter(new LogRecordFormatter());                    // Add the ConsoleHanler object to receive the logging messages.              aLogger.addHandler(aConsoleHandler);          }                private static void sentLogMessageToFile(Logger aLogger) throws IOException {              // A FileHandler object can writer log message to a file.              FileHandler aFileHandler = new FileHandler("logs.log");                    // All kinds of logs will be logged by this handler              aFileHandler.setLevel(Level.ALL);                    // / Add the FileHandler object to receive the logging messages.              aLogger.addHandler(aFileHandler);          }            }  

We also need a class that defines the log record format.

    package org.vhow.android;            import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;      import java.util.Date;      import java.util.logging.Formatter;      import java.util.logging.LogRecord;            class LogRecordFormatter extends Formatter {          SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss");          Date date;                @Override          public String format(LogRecord record) {              date = new Date(record.getMillis());              return dateFormat.format(date) + ", " + record.getSourceClassName()                      + ", " + record.getSourceMethodName() + ", "                      + record.getLevel() + ": " + record.getMessage() + "\n";          }            }  

If the format of log information is not specified, the default log format for logging to the console is as follows:

By default, the log format written to the file is as follows: