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package nsk.monitoring.LoggingMXBean.getLoggerLevel;

import java.lang.management.*;
import java.io.*;
import nsk.share.*;
import nsk.monitoring.share.*;
import java.util.logging.*;

public class getloggerlevel001 {

    private static boolean testFailed = false;

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        System.exit(Consts.JCK_STATUS_BASE + run(args, System.out));
    }

    private static Log log;

    private static final Level[] LogLevels = new Level[] {

        Level.ALL, Level.CONFIG, Level.FINE, Level.FINER, Level.FINEST,
        Level.INFO, Level.OFF, Level.SEVERE, Level.WARNING
    };

    static int run(String[] args, PrintStream out) {

        ArgumentHandler argumentHandler = new ArgumentHandler(args);
        log = new Log(out, argumentHandler);

        LoggingMonitor loggingMonitor = Monitor.getLoggingMonitor(log,
            argumentHandler);

        // Test case 1. check that
        // it returns the name of the log level associated with the specified
        // logger
        String testLog1Name = getloggerlevel001.class.getName();
        Logger testLog1 = Logger.getLogger(testLog1Name);

        for (int i=0; i<LogLevels.length; i++) {

            testLog1.setLevel(LogLevels[i]);
            String mxbeanLevel = loggingMonitor.getLoggerLevel(testLog1Name);
            if (! LogLevels[i].toString().equals(mxbeanLevel)) {

                testFailed = true;
                log.complain("Failure 1.");
                log.complain("LogLevels[i] = "+LogLevels[i].toString());
                log.complain("loggingMXBean.getLoggerLevel() method returns "
                    + "unexpected value");
            }
        }


        // Test case 2. check
        // if the specified logger does not exist, null is returned
        if (loggingMonitor.getLoggerLevel("no such logger") != null) {

            testFailed = true;
            log.complain("Failure 2.");
            log.complain("loggingMXBean.getLoggerLevel(\"no such logger\") does "
                + "not return null");
        }


        // A Logger object created with the call Logger.getLogger(testLogName),
        // stores it in a method local and expects it to be alive in the method scope
        // after it is not used anymore.
        // The java.util.logging.LogManager which is used by loggingMonitor stores a WeakReference to
        // the Logger object being created into a Hashtable.
        // The WeakReference becomes stale after a GC event, so the tests
        // are not able to retrieve the expected info about the parent logger
        // using the child logger name.
        //
        // So this synchronized block is needed to guarantee that testLog1 will still be alive
        // when loggingMonitor.getLoggerLevel is invoked
        synchronized (testLog1) {
            // Test case 3. check
            // if the Level of the specified logger is null, an empty string will
            // be returned.
            testLog1.setLevel(null);
            String returnedLevel = loggingMonitor.getLoggerLevel(testLog1Name);
            if (returnedLevel == null || !returnedLevel.equals("")) {

                testFailed = true;
                log.complain("Failure 3.");
                log.complain("Level of the specified logger is null, but returned "
                    + "string was not empty: "+returnedLevel);
            }
        }

        if (testFailed)
            log.complain("TEST FAILED");

        return (testFailed) ? Consts.TEST_FAILED : Consts.TEST_PASSED;
    }

}