LogQuery.Builder (Google App Engine API for Java)

com.google.appengine.api.log

Class LogQuery.Builder

  • java.lang.Object
    • com.google.appengine.api.log.LogQuery.Builder
  • Enclosing class:
    LogQuery

    public static final class LogQuery.Builder
extends java.lang.Object
    Contains static creation methods for LogQuery.

    • Constructor Detail

      • Builder

        public Builder()

    • Method Detail

      • withOffset

        public static LogQuery withOffset(java.lang.String offset)
        Create a LogQuery with the given offset. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().offset(offset);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how offsets are used.
        Parameters:
        offset - the offset to use.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withStartTimeMillis

        public static LogQuery withStartTimeMillis(long startTimeMillis)
        Create a LogQuery with the given start time. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().startTimeMillis(startTimeMillis);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how start time is used.
        Parameters:
        startTimeMillis - the start time to use, in milliseconds.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withStartTimeUsec

        public static LogQuery withStartTimeUsec(long startTimeUsec)
        Create a LogQuery with the given start time. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().startTimeUsec(startTimeUsec);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how start time is used.
        Parameters:
        startTimeUsec - the start time to use, in microseconds.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withEndTimeMillis

        public static LogQuery withEndTimeMillis(long endTimeMillis)
        Create a LogQuery with the given end time. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().endTimeMillis(endTimeMillis);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how end time is used.
        Parameters:
        endTimeMillis - the start time to use, in milliseconds.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withEndTimeUsec

        public static LogQuery withEndTimeUsec(long endTimeUsec)
        Create a LogQuery with the given end time. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().endTimeUsec(endTimeUsec);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how end time is used.
        Parameters:
        endTimeUsec - the start time to use, in microseconds.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withBatchSize

        public static LogQuery withBatchSize(int batchSize)
        Create a LogQuery with the given batch size. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().batchSize(batchSize);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how batch size is used.
        Parameters:
        batchSize - the batch size to set.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withMinLogLevel

        public static LogQuery withMinLogLevel(LogService.LogLevel minLogLevel)
        Create a LogQuery with the given minimum log level. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().minLogLevel(minLogLevel);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how minimum log level is used.
        Parameters:
        minLogLevel - the minimum log level to set.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withIncludeIncomplete

        public static LogQuery withIncludeIncomplete(boolean includeIncomplete)
        Create a LogQuery with the given include incomplete setting. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().includeIncomplete(includeIncomplete);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how include incomplete is used.
        Parameters:
        includeIncomplete - the inclusion value to set.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withIncludeAppLogs

        public static LogQuery withIncludeAppLogs(boolean includeAppLogs)
        Create a LogQuery with include application logs set. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().includeAppLogs(includeAppLogs);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of the include application logs setting.
        Parameters:
        includeAppLogs - the inclusion value to set.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withMajorVersionIds

        public static LogQuery withMajorVersionIds(java.util.List<java.lang.String> versionIds)
        Create a LogQuery with the given major version IDs. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().majorVersionIds(versionIds);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how the list of major version ids is used.
        Parameters:
        versionIds - the major version id list to set.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withVersions

        public static LogQuery withVersions(java.util.List<LogQuery.Version> versions)
        Create a LogQuery with the given LogQuery.Version values. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().versions(versions);. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for usage information.
        Parameters:
        versions - the list to set.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.

      • withRequestIds

        public static LogQuery withRequestIds(java.util.List<java.lang.String> requestIds)
        Create a LogQuery with the given request IDs. Shorthand for LogQuery.Builder.withDefaults().requestIds(requestIds);. See the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of how the list of request ids is used.
        Parameters:
        requestIds - the request id list to set.
        Returns:
        The newly created LogQuery instance.
        Since:
        App Engine 1.7.4.

      • withDefaults

        public static LogQuery withDefaults()
        Helper method for creating a LogQuery instance with default values. Please read the LogQuery class javadoc for an explanation of the defaults.