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Inherited member summary Fields inherited from interface Trace, on page 714 ALERTS, on page 717, ALERTS_TRACE_NAME, on page 717, CRITICAL, on page 691, CRITICAL_TRACE_NAME, on page 718, DEBUGGING, on page 718, DEBUGGING_TRACE_NAME, on page 718, EMERGENCIES, on page 718, EMERGENCIES_TRACE_NAME, on page 718, ERROR, on page 718, ERROR_TRACE_NAME, on page 718, HIGHEST_LEVEL, on page 718, INFORMATIONAL, on page 719, INFORMATIONAL_TRACE_NAME, on page 719, LOWEST_LEVEL, on page 719, NOTIFICATION, on page 719, NOTIFICATION_TRACE_NAME, on page 719, WARNING, on page 719, WARNING_TRACE_NAME, on page 719 Methods inherited from interface Trace, on page 714 getName(), on page 719, getSubFacility(), on page 720, getType(), on page 720, isEnabled(), on page 720, println(Object), on page 720, println(String), on page 720, println(String, Object), on page 720, println(String, String), on page 721, setDefaultMnemonic(String), on page 721 Methods disable() public void disable() Disables this condition for tracing. enable() public void enable() Enables this condition for tracing. UnconditionalTrace The UnconditionalTrace interface extends the Trace interface. Note that because this object extends Trace, its state is enabled by default and it may not be changed. Typically, applications would obtain one UnconditionalTrace object per each condition that they need to trace always under any circumstances (such as, ERROR, FATAL, and so on). Declaration public interface UnconditionalTrace extends Trace, on page 714 All Superinterfaces Trace, on page 714 Cisco Unified JTAPI Developers Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Release 15 and SUs 722 Cisco Unified JTAPI Alarms and Services Methods