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package org.springframework.core.log;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;

Factory for common Log delegates with Spring's logging conventions. 
Mainly for internal use within the framework with Apache Commons Logging, typically in the form of the spring-jcl bridge but also compatible with other Commons Logging bridges. 
Author:
Rossen Stoyanchev, Juergen Hoeller
See Also:
LogFactory
Since:
5.1/**
 * Factory for common {@link Log} delegates with Spring's logging conventions.
 *
 * <p>Mainly for internal use within the framework with Apache Commons Logging,
 * typically in the form of the {@code spring-jcl} bridge but also compatible
 * with other Commons Logging bridges.
 *
 * @author Rossen Stoyanchev
 * @author Juergen Hoeller
 * @since 5.1
 * @see org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory
 */
public final class LogDelegateFactory {

	private LogDelegateFactory() {
	}


	
Create a composite logger that delegates to a primary or falls back on a
secondary logger if logging for the primary logger is not enabled.
This may be used for fallback logging from lower-level packages that
logically should log together with some higher-level package but the two
don't happen to share a suitable parent package (e.g. logging for the web
and lower-level http and codec packages). For such cases the primary
(class-based) logger can be wrapped with a shared fallback logger.
Params:
primaryLogger – primary logger to try first
secondaryLogger – secondary logger
tertiaryLoggers – optional vararg of further fallback loggers
Returns:
the resulting composite logger for the related categories/**
	 * Create a composite logger that delegates to a primary or falls back on a
	 * secondary logger if logging for the primary logger is not enabled.
	 * <p>This may be used for fallback logging from lower-level packages that
	 * logically should log together with some higher-level package but the two
	 * don't happen to share a suitable parent package (e.g. logging for the web
	 * and lower-level http and codec packages). For such cases the primary
	 * (class-based) logger can be wrapped with a shared fallback logger.
	 * @param primaryLogger primary logger to try first
	 * @param secondaryLogger secondary logger
	 * @param tertiaryLoggers optional vararg of further fallback loggers
	 * @return the resulting composite logger for the related categories
	 */
	public static Log getCompositeLog(Log primaryLogger, Log secondaryLogger, Log... tertiaryLoggers) {
		List<Log> loggers = new ArrayList<>(2 + tertiaryLoggers.length);
		loggers.add(primaryLogger);
		loggers.add(secondaryLogger);
		Collections.addAll(loggers, tertiaryLoggers);
		return new CompositeLog(loggers);
	}

	
Create a "hidden" logger whose name is intentionally prefixed with "_"
because its output is either too verbose or otherwise deemed as optional
or unnecessary to see at any log level by default under the normal package
based log hierarchy.
Params:
clazz – the class for which to create a logger
Returns:
a logger for the hidden category ("_" + fully-qualified class name)/**
	 * Create a "hidden" logger whose name is intentionally prefixed with "_"
	 * because its output is either too verbose or otherwise deemed as optional
	 * or unnecessary to see at any log level by default under the normal package
	 * based log hierarchy.
	 * @param clazz the class for which to create a logger
	 * @return a logger for the hidden category ("_" + fully-qualified class name)
	 */
	public static Log getHiddenLog(Class<?> clazz) {
		return LogFactory.getLog("_" + clazz.getName());
	}

}