movalys_matt
08-31-2004, 03:18 AM
you might all know the ctrl+LGLG function to show the event logger
to add informations in the log :
EventLogger.register(0x32,"My Application",EventLogger.VIEWER_STRING);
byte[] message = new String("Message).getBytes();
System.out.println(EventLogger.getInt(message)+"");
EventLogger.logEvent(0x32L,message,EventLogger.INFORMATION);
But i got a few questions if any one could help:
is it possible to get logged events anywhere else(in my application for example)?
At least, does anybody know where data is stored(they say it's persistent, but is it possible do explore the part of the persistent store that contains this information)?
thanks
to add informations in the log :
EventLogger.register(0x32,"My Application",EventLogger.VIEWER_STRING);
byte[] message = new String("Message).getBytes();
System.out.println(EventLogger.getInt(message)+"");
EventLogger.logEvent(0x32L,message,EventLogger.INFORMATION);
But i got a few questions if any one could help:
is it possible to get logged events anywhere else(in my application for example)?
At least, does anybody know where data is stored(they say it's persistent, but is it possible do explore the part of the persistent store that contains this information)?
thanks