This is the first version of the JACE Server Logging service. It

is based heavily on the example written by Chris Cleeland, and it
should be compatible with the C++ ACE version.

The Client Logging service isn't necessary in Java since applications
have to use sockets to communicate with the services anyway (the C++
version let apps communicate with the middle-man Client Logging Service
via named pipes).

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+/*************************************************
+ *
+ * = PACKAGE
+ *    netsvcs.Logger
+ *
+ * = FILENAME
+ *    LogMessageReceiver.java
+ *
+ *@author Everett Anderson
+ *
+ *************************************************/
+package netsvcs.Logger;
+
+import java.lang.*;
+import java.io.*;
+import netsvcs.Logger.LogRecord;
+
+/**
+ *
+ * <p><h2>DESCRIPTION</h2>
+ *
+ * <blockquote>
+ * The LogMessageReceiver removes the code that handles a log message from
+ * the logging service acceptor.  The DefaultLMR simply calls the LogRecord's
+ * print method.  Other implementations of this interface can be built and
+ * given to the ServerLoggingAcceptor to change the result.
+ *
+ * @see netsvcs.Logger.ServerLoggingAcceptor, netsvcs.Logger.LogRecord
+ */
+public interface LogMessageReceiver
+{
+  public void logRecord (String hostname,
+			 LogRecord record);
+};
+
+class DefaultLMR implements LogMessageReceiver
+{
+  public void logRecord (String hostname,
+			 LogRecord record)
+    {
+      record.print(hostname, true, System.err);
+    }
+}