Forward Log Records to Its Parent

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Tutorial: Forward Log Records to Its Parent

Tutorial Details:

This section describes how to forward log records to its parent. You know that a logger sends both log records (messages declared before setting the log for it's parent and log messages after setting for it's parent) to handlers, parent or ancestor. See detailed information about this by the following paragraph.

Description of program:

Program creates a logger. Logger is set for the parent handling by setUseParentHandler(boolean value) method which is derived ahead. By default the parent handlers property is true and this provides facility to forward log records to its parent. But it resumes function when the property is false. Log records like: warning, info and severe etc that represents messages like: "Do something here!", "Here is available" and "Do severe here!".

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