 | | | Capturing FOP logging message event in an embedded application using FOP 0.94 | Capturing FOP logging message event in an embedded application using FOP 0.94 2007-11-13 - By Michael Tracey Zellmann
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I have developed an application that generates PDFs of documentation in an
eclipse environment controlled by a variety of SWT widgets.
My customer would like his users to know when FOP has encountered a problem,
but give them a simple message. We are already trapping exceptions, so I am
interested in the kinds of events where FOP may generate a WARNING or SEVERE
logging message. Like - the text has exceeded the allowed width and is
overwriting another area, or the bookmark ids are pointing to a null
view-port, for instance. I know how to write a File Handler to route those
message to a file. Is there a way I can capture an event that will tell us
to pop a dialog to the user, and hopefully get part of the logging message ?
I have developed an application that generates PDFs of documentation in an
eclipse environment controlled by a variety of SWT widgets.<br><br>My customer
would like his users to know when FOP has encountered a problem, but give them
a simple message. We are already trapping exceptions, so I am interested in the
kinds of events where FOP may generate a WARNING or SEVERE logging message.
Like - the text has exceeded the allowed width and is overwriting another area,
or the bookmark ids are pointing to a null view-port, for instance. I know how
to write a File Handler to route those message to a file. Is there a way I can
capture an event that will tell us to pop a dialog to the user, and hopefully
get part of the logging message ?
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