org.hibernate.internal.log

Interface UrlMessageBundle

@MessageLogger(projectCode="HHH")
 @ValidIdRange(min=10000001,
              max=10001000)
public interface UrlMessageBundle

Acts as the MessageLogger and MessageBundle for messages related to processing URLs.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static UrlMessageBundle	URL_LOGGER

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.String	fileDoesNotExist(java.lang.String filePart, java.net.URL url) Access to the exception message used when a URL references names a file that does not exist.
void	logFileDoesNotExist(java.net.URL url) Logs a warning that the File (file/directory) to which the URL resolved reported that it did not exist.
void	logFileIsNotDirectory(java.net.URL url) Logs a warning indicating that the URL resolved to a File that we were expecting to be a directory, but File.isDirectory() reported it was not.
void	logMalformedUrl(java.net.URL jarUrl, java.net.URISyntaxException e) Logs a warning about a malformed URL, caused by a URISyntaxException
void	logUnableToFindFileByUrl(java.net.URL url, java.lang.Exception e) Logs a warning about not being able to find a file by a specified URL.

Field Detail

URL_LOGGER

static final UrlMessageBundle URL_LOGGER

Method Detail

logMalformedUrl

@LogMessage(level=WARN)
 @Message(value="Malformed URL: %s",
         id=10000001)
void logMalformedUrl(java.net.URL jarUrl,
                                                                                                        @Cause
                                                                                                        java.net.URISyntaxException e)

Logs a warning about a malformed URL, caused by a URISyntaxException

Parameters:

jarUrl - The URL that lead to the URISyntaxException

e - The underlying URISyntaxException

logUnableToFindFileByUrl

@LogMessage(level=WARN)
 @Message(value="File or directory named by URL [%s] could not be found.  URL will be ignored",
         id=10000002)
void logUnableToFindFileByUrl(java.net.URL url,
                                                                                                                                                                            @Cause
                                                                                                                                                                            java.lang.Exception e)

Logs a warning about not being able to find a file by a specified URL. This is different from logFileDoesNotExist(java.net.URL).

Parameters:

url - The URL is supposed to identify the file which we cannot locate

e - The underlying URISyntaxException

logFileDoesNotExist

@LogMessage(level=WARN)
 @Message(value="File or directory named by URL [%s] did not exist.  URL will be ignored",
         id=10000003)
void logFileDoesNotExist(java.net.URL url)

Logs a warning that the File (file/directory) to which the URL resolved reported that it did not exist.

Parameters:

url - The URL that named the file/directory

See Also:

File.exists()

logFileIsNotDirectory

@LogMessage(level=WARN)
 @Message(value="Expecting resource named by URL [%s] to be a directory, but it was not.  URL will be ignored",
         id=10000004)
void logFileIsNotDirectory(java.net.URL url)

Logs a warning indicating that the URL resolved to a File that we were expecting to be a directory, but File.isDirectory() reported it was not.

Parameters:

url - The URL that named the file/directory

See Also:

File.isDirectory()

fileDoesNotExist

@Message(value="File [%s] referenced by given URL [%s] does not exist",
         id=10000005)
java.lang.String fileDoesNotExist(java.lang.String filePart,
                                                                                                                                java.net.URL url)

Access to the exception message used when a URL references names a file that does not exist.

TODO : detail when this is a warning logFileDoesNotExist(java.net.URL) versus an exception...

Parameters:

filePart - The "file part" that we gleaned from the URL

url - The given URL

Returns:

The message