Hi Roger,
I agree with Paul that using Objects.toString(environment) would be
cleaner.
Concerning the test, you may want to modify CheckHandler.publish to
filter out any log record that doesn't come from your ProcessImpl
classes. Something like:
175 @Override
176 public void publish(LogRecord lr) {
// Only look at the records emitted by the
// "java.lang.Process" logger
if ("java.lang.Process".equals(lr.getLoggerName()) {
177 logRec = lr;
}
178 }
Also, since you're changing the Level of the root logger, you may
want to either run your test in /othervm mode, or make sure that it
puts back the root logger level to its original value and also
removes the CheckHandler() instance from the root handlers with a try {
} finally { } to avoid polluting the other tests that will follow.
best regards,
-- daniel
On 2/13/14 10:26 PM, roger riggs wrote:
Hi,
Having folks stumbling over process creation and problems of quoting,
especially on windows, it seems useful to log the native commands and
arguments.
They are proposed to be logged using the PlatformLogger at Level.FINE
which will not be logged by default. The environment is useful in some
cases,
but verbose, that it should be Logged at FINER. The pid of the spawned
process
logged as well for traceability.
Please take a look at this first draft and comment on whether it is useful,
a good idea and any improvements needed.
Webrev:
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~rriggs/webrev-log-processcreate/
Thanks, Roger
