Package com.atlassian.jira.startup

Class JiraStartupLogger

java.lang.Object
com.atlassian.jira.startup.JiraStartupLogger
public class JiraStartupLogger extends Object
This class prints information to the log when Jira is "about to start" and when it "has started"

This is really here for Jira admins and support staff to know when Jira is starting and hence if anything goes wrong during the boot they can tell. Also is gives a strong indication of when Jira was "restarted"

Since:
v3.13

  • Constructor Details

    • JiraStartupLogger

      public JiraStartupLogger()

  • Method Details

    • log

      public static org.apache.log4j.Logger log()
      Returns the underlying Logger to be used directly.
      Returns:
      the underlying Logger to be used directly.

    • printMessage

      public void printMessage(String message, org.apache.log4j.Level logLevel)
      Prints a single message to the log with "stars" around it
      Parameters:
      message - the message to print
      logLevel - the log level

    • printMessage

      public void printMessage(Collection<String> messages, org.apache.log4j.Level logLevel)
      Prints a series of messages to the log with "stars" around them
      Parameters:
      messages - the messages to print
      logLevel - the log level

    • printStartingMessage

      public void printStartingMessage()
      This prints a message that Jira is "starting". Remember this differs from "started" and is also the first output when a Jira instance is "re-started".

      NOTE : It must be very careful not to "bring up" the Jira world from an unintended class dependency. At present this code will only get basic Jira build info, App Server Info and Java JVM Info. It is veyr careful not to

    • printStartingMessageDatabaseOK

      public void printStartingMessageDatabaseOK()
      Once the Jira database checks out as OK, we can proceed to show more Jira information

    • printStartedMessage

      public void printStartedMessage()
      Once Jira has SUCCESSFULLY started, this is shown. Jira is now UP and the world is our oyster!