Logging the Plugins registering process through Command-line arguments

It is possible to specify the Command-line arguments file to specify the level of logging for the Plugins initialization.

To do that, you can add an argument in the Command-line arguments file which will represent the level of logging.

Overview

The argument type is logPluginsRegisterProgress. For example:

   <argument key="logRegister" type="logPluginsRegisterProgress" />

The argument value will be a String, but you don't need to process it explicitly. If the framework encounter an argument of this type, it will set the PluginsManager logging level accordingly.

The values of the argument can be:

• false: The level will be PluginsRegisterProgressType.LOG_NO value, which specify that the process will not be logged
• true or simple: The PluginsRegisterProgressType.LOG_SIMPLE value, which specify that only the exceptions messages and the information messages will be present
• full: The PluginsRegisterProgressType.LOG_FULL value which specify that the exceptions StackTraces and the information messages will be present
• Any other value will not show any log

Example

Suppose the following Command-line arguments file:

   <arguments>
      <argument key="arg1" type="int" />
      <argument key="logRegister" type="logPluginsRegisterProgress" /> 
   </arguments>

With the following command-line arguments to launch the application:

      arg1=23 logRegister=true ...

Then the exceptions messages and the information messages will be present.