[PEAK] peak.running.logs in .ini files

[Radek Kanovsky]

On Tue, Aug 03, 2004 at 09:44:03AM -0400, Phillip J. Eby wrote:

> >    class Log (binding.Component) :
> >        logger = binding.Obtain(PropertyName("peak.logs.test"))
> 
> Please don't use 'peak.logs' PropertyNames to look up loggers; this may not 
> work correctly in future versions of PEAK.  Instead, use a 'logger:logname' 
> URL, e.g.:
> 
>     logger = binding.Obtain("logger:test")

Yes, I remember your post about this. There was a problem with
TransactionService's logger that threw ImportError during logging
so I have created this simple test application and it showed the
same behaviour. TransactionService's logger is defined exactly as
binding.Obtain(PropertyName('peak.logs.transaction')) :-)

> >It relates to 'logs' appearance in .ini files and probably to its laziness.
> >There are at least two solutions how to bypass this error:
> >
> >1. Reload lazy peak.running module before accessing lazy logs
> >   from any .ini file (by uncommenting dir(running) in example)
> >
> >2. Redefine peak.logs.* property in .ini file, so definition doesn't rely
> >   on lazy logs.
> >
> >   [peak.logs]
> >   * = importString("peak.running.logs.LogStream")(
> >                    stream=sys.stderr, levelName='WARNING'
> >       )
> 
> I'll take a look at this and see what I can find out.

ImportError is raised by reload in util/imports.py:195. It denies to
reload lazyModule('peak.running.logs') although this module seems OK.
I was not able to find what's wrong yet.

RadekK