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Event::RPC::Logger(3) User Contributed Perl DocumentationEvent::RPC::Logger(3)

NAME
       Event::RPC::Logger - Logging facility for Event::RPC

SYNOPSIS
	 use Event::RPC::Server;
	 use Event::RPC::Logger;

	 my $server = Event::RPC::Server->new (
	     ...
	     logger => Event::RPC::Logger->new(
		 filename  => "/var/log/myserver.log",
		 fh_lref   => [ $fh, $sock ],
		 min_level => 2,
	     ),
	     ...
	 );

	 $server->start;

DESCRIPTION
       This modules implements a simple logging facility for the Event::RPC
       framework. Log messages may be written to a specific file and/or a
       bunch of filehandles, which may be sockets as well.

CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
       This is a list of options you can pass to the new() constructor:

       filename
	   All log messages are appended to this file.

       fh_lref
	   All log messages are printed into this list of filehandles.

       min_level
	   This is the minimum log level. Output of messages with a lower
	   level is suppressed. This option may be altered using
	   set_min_level() even in a running server.

METHODS
       $logger->log ( [$level, ] $msg )
	   The log() method does the actual logging. Called with one argument
	   the messages gets the default level of 1. With two argumens the
	   first is the level for the message.

       $logger->add_fh ( $fh )
	   This adds a filehandle to the internal list of filhandles all log
	   messages are written to.

       $logger->remove_fh ( $fh )
	   Removes a filehandle.

AUTHORS
	 JA~Xrn Reder <joern at zyn dot de>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
       Copyright (C) 2002-2006 by Joern Reder, All Rights Reserved.

       This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
       under the same terms as Perl itself.

perl v5.14.1			  2006-04-23		 Event::RPC::Logger(3)
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