/mcpMember Summary 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 TraceManager The TraceManager interface defines the methods that allow applications trace management. Typically, an application obtains only one TraceManager object. All Trace objects are created by default: Predefined Trace in accordance with Syslog definitions are: ConditionalTraces:INFORMATIONAL, DEBUGGING, NOTIFICATION, WARNING UnconditionalTraces:ERROR, CRITICAL, ALERTS, EMERGENCIES Facilities/Sub-Facilities: • Facility—A code consisting of two or more uppercase letters that indicate the facility to which the message refers. A facility can be a hardware device, a protocol, or a module of the system software. • SubFacility—A code consisting of two or more uppercase letters that indicate the sub-facility to which the message refers. A sub-facility can be a hardware device component, a protocol unit, or a sub-module of the system software. By default all 8 Conditional and UnConditional Traces are created for the Facility and 8 for each of the subFacilities In order to use the DEBUGGING trace for the parent FACILITY, for example, the application needs to use the getConditionalTrace( “DEBUGGING” ) method of this object. In order to use the DEBUGGING trace for the SUBFACILITY, for example, the application needs to use the getConditionalTrace( SUBFACILITY + “_” + “DEBUGGING” ) method of this object or use the getConditionalTrace( SUBFACILITY, “DEBUGGING” ) method. System wide TraceWriterManager is set through the setTraceWriterManager method provided by this interface. The Trace Manager object also allows the application to enable or disable tracing for all trace through the enableAll() and disableAll() methods. Cisco Unified JTAPI Developers Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Release 15 and SUs 723 Cisco Unified JTAPI Alarms and Services Member Summary