Uses of Class
org.forgerock.i18n.LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN
Packages that use LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN
Package
Description
This package provides an alternative localization mechanism to
org.slf4j.cal10n.Defines all the messages that may be used in the Directory Server and tools.
Contains implementations for a number of Directory Server data types.
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Uses of LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN in org.forgerock.i18n.slf4j
Methods in org.forgerock.i18n.slf4j with parameters of type LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgNModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidLocalizedLogger.error(LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN d, Object... args) Logs an error message.voidLocalizedLogger.info(LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN d, Object... args) Logs a message at INFO level.voidLocalizedLogger.note(LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN d, Object... args) Logs a message at NOTICE level.voidLocalizedLogger.warn(LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN d, Object... args) Logs a warning message. -
Uses of LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN in org.opends.messages
Fields in org.opends.messages declared as LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgNModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionServerMessages.DSBACKUP_OFFLINE_DESCRIPTION_WARNING_RESTOREIndicates that the command will operate independently of the server process. It will run regardless of whether the server is started or stopped. When using this option with the %1$s sub-command, the server must be stopped; also as the command will write to server files, you should run the command as a user having the same filesystem permissions as the user running the server. Using this option with the %2$s sub-command when the server is running is possible and supported. With JE Backends, the integrity of the backup is ensured by the process. With LDIF backends, avoid simultaneous changes to the backendsServerMessages.ERR_MODIFY_ADD_INVALID_SYNTAXWhen attempting to modify entry %1$s to add one or more values for attribute %2$s, value "%3$s" was found to be invalid according to the associated syntax: %4$sServerMessages.ERR_MODIFY_REPLACE_INVALID_SYNTAXWhen attempting to modify entry %1$s to replace the set of values for attribute %2$s, value "%3$s" was found to be invalid according to the associated syntax: %4$sServerMessages.WARN_ADD_OP_INVALID_SYNTAXEntry "%1$s" contains a value "%3$s" for attribute %2$s that is invalid according to the syntax for that attribute: %4$sServerMessages.WARN_REPLICA_NEWEST_CSN_IS_NO_LONGER_IN_REPLICA_DBPeer replica asked for changes from replica '%1$s' starting from %2$s (CSN '%3$s'), but changelog DB only contains changes starting from %4$s (CSN '%5$s'). The last recorded purge information in 'domains.state' is: last update CSN: %6$s, last message CSN: %7$s. The replica DB description is: number of files: %8$d, replica offline: %9$b. The replica DB newest file content is: oldest CSN: %10$s, newest CSN: %11$s, number of updates: %12$d, number of ReplicaOfflineMsg: %13$d -
Uses of LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN in org.opends.server.types
Methods in org.opends.server.types with parameters of type LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgNModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionprotected voidOperation.checkAttributeConformsToSyntax(Entry entry, Attribute attribute, LocalizableMessageDescriptor.ArgN invalidSyntaxErrorMsg, LocalizableMessageDescriptor.Arg3<Object, Object, Object> invalidSyntaxNoValueErrorMsg, LocalizableMessageDescriptor.Arg1<Object> rejectErrorMsg) Checks whether an attribute's values conform to its syntax.