GlobClassMethodTracingFilter

This filter serves to filter out log records based on class-method name patterns, and user names.

• error-codes-excludeComma delimited of error codes to exclude. See WebAPIErrorCodes.
• error-codes-includeComma delimited of error codes to include. All others are excluded. See WebAPIErrorCodes.
• pattern. List of class + method names delimited by the new line, or semi-colon characters. Methods are prefixed by the "#" character, such as IDSSXMLObjectServer#createFolder. If no pattern is specified, everything is admitted. The pattern field is based upon the org.apache.oro.text.GlobCompiler (detailed description below).
• exclude. Patterns to exclude. See "pattern" for declaration.
• trace. Adds stack traces to ENTRY log records if property value is "true".
• userNames. Restrict records to a specific users with given full names (this is not necessarily the same as the user login). Trailing whitespace are ignored, and comparisons are case-insensitive. User names are delimited by the newlines.
• includeSessionless. Whether to include logs that are not tied a user session. By default this is false.

The pattern field uses the org.apache.oro.text.GlobCompiler (http://jakarta.apache.org/oro) library. The expression syntax is based on Unix shell glob expressions, and is used to simulate Win32 wildcards:

• * - Matches zero or more instances of any character. If the STAR_CANNOT_MATCH_NULL_MASK option is used, * matches one or more instances of any character.
• ? - Matches one instance of any character. If the QUESTION_MATCHES_ZERO_OR_ONE_MASK option is used, ? matches zero or one instances of any character.
• [...] - Matches any of characters enclosed by the brackets. * and ? lose their special meanings within a character class. Additionally if the first character following the opening bracket is a ! or a ^, then any character not in the character class is matched. A - between two characters can be used to denote a range. A - at the beginning or end of the character class matches itself rather than referring to a range. A ] immediately following the opening [ matches itself rather than indicating the end of the character class, otherwise it must be escaped with a backslash to refer to itself.
• \ - A backslash matches itself in most situations. But when a special character such as a * follows it, a backslash escapes the character, indicating that the special character should be interpreted as a normal character instead of its special meaning.
• All other characters match themselves.

• *Server#* - matches any class that ends with the word "Server".
• *#[gs]et* - matches any getter or setter method.
• CDSSXMLReportServer#Get* - matches any getter method in the CDSSXMLReportServer class.