Uses of Class
com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject

Packages that use MsgObject

com.sap.tc.logging

Provides the classes for emitting and controlling the output of trace and log messages, and the classes for organizing hierarchies of message kinds, origins and destinations.

Uses of MsgObject in com.sap.tc.logging

Methods in com.sap.tc.logging with parameters of type MsgObject

LogRecord	Location.debug(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.debug(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.debug(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.debug(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.debug(Category category, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.debug(Category category, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.debug(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.debug(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.debug(MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits a debug message, that is a message of severity Severity.DEBUG.
LogRecord	Location.debug(MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits a debug message, that is a message of severity Severity.DEBUG.
LogRecord	Location.debug(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits a debug message, that is a message of severity Severity.DEBUG.
LogRecord	Location.debug(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits a debug message, that is a message of severity Severity.DEBUG.
LogRecord	Location.error(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.error(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.error(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.error(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.error(Category category, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.error(Category category, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.error(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.error(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Category.error(Location loc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Category.log(int, Location, MsgObject) but always emits an error message, that is a message of severity Severity.ERROR.
LogRecord	Category.error(Location loc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Category.log(int, Location, MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an error message, that is a message of severity Severity.ERROR.
LogRecord	Category.error(Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Category.log(int, Location, java.lang.String, MsgObject) but always emits an error message, that is a message of severity Severity.ERROR.
LogRecord	Category.error(Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Category.log(int, Location, java.lang.String, MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an error message, that is a message of severity Severity.ERROR.
LogRecord	Location.error(MsgObject msgObject) Same as #logT(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits an error message, that is a message of severity Severity.ERROR.
LogRecord	Location.error(MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an error message, that is a message of severity Severity.ERROR.
LogRecord	Location.error(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits an error message, that is a message of severity Severity.ERROR.
LogRecord	Location.error(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an error message, that is a message of severity Severity.ERROR.
LogRecord	Location.fatal(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.fatal(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.fatal(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.fatal(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.fatal(Category category, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.fatal(Category category, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.fatal(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.fatal(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Category.fatal(Location loc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Category.log(int, Location, MsgObject) but always emits an fatal message, that is a message of severity Severity.FATAL.
LogRecord	Category.fatal(Location loc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Category.log(int, Location, MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an fatal message, that is a message of severity Severity.FATAL.
LogRecord	Category.fatal(Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Category.log(int, Location, java.lang.String, MsgObject) but always emits an fatal message, that is a message of severity Severity.FATAL.
LogRecord	Category.fatal(Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Category.log(int, Location, java.lang.String, MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an fatal message, that is a message of severity Severity.FATAL.
LogRecord	Location.fatal(MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits a fatal error message, that is a message of severity Severity.FATAL.
LogRecord	Location.fatal(MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits a fatal error message, that is a message of severity Severity.FATAL.
LogRecord	Location.fatal(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits a fatal error message, that is a message of severity Severity.FATAL.
LogRecord	Location.fatal(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits a fatal error message, that is a message of severity Severity.FATAL.
LogRecord	Location.info(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.info(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.info(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.info(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.info(Category category, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.info(Category category, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.info(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.info(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Category.info(Location loc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Category.log(int, Location, MsgObject) but always emits an info message, that is a message of severity Severity.INFO.
LogRecord	Category.info(Location loc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Category.log(int, Location, MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an info message, that is a message of severity Severity.INFO.
LogRecord	Category.info(Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Category.log(int, Location, java.lang.String, MsgObject) but always emits an info message, that is a message of severity Severity.INFO.
LogRecord	Category.info(Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Category.log(int, Location, java.lang.String, MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an info message, that is a message of severity Severity.INFO.
LogRecord	Location.info(MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits an informational message, that is a message of severity Severity.INFO.
LogRecord	Location.info(MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an informational message, that is a message of severity Severity.INFO.
LogRecord	Location.info(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits an informational message, that is a message of severity Severity.INFO.
LogRecord	Location.info(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an informational message, that is a message of severity Severity.INFO.
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, Category category, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, Category category, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Category.log(int severity, Location loc, MsgObject msgObject) Logs message, specified as a message object, from the given location into this category.
LogRecord	Category.log(int severity, Location loc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Logs message, specified as a message object, from the given location into this category.
LogRecord	Category.log(int severity, Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject) Logs message, specified as a message object, from the given location into this category.
LogRecord	Category.log(int severity, Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Logs message, specified as a message object, from the given location into this category.
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, MsgObject msgObject) Logs simple message from this location.
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Logs message with parameters from this location.
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.logT(int, java.lang.String) but appends a string denoting a sublocation to the name of this location.
LogRecord	Location.log(int severity, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.logT(int, java.lang.String, java.lang.Object[]) but appends a string denoting a sublocation to the name of this location.
LogRecord	Category.logThrowable(int severity, Location loc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args, Throwable exc) Logs message with stack trace of given exception, from the given location into this category.
LogRecord	Category.logThrowable(int severity, Location loc, MsgObject msgObject, Throwable exc) Logs message with stack trace of given exception, from the given location into this category.
LogRecord	Category.logThrowable(int severity, Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args, Throwable exc) Logs message with stack trace of given exception, from the given location into this category.
LogRecord	Category.logThrowable(int severity, Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject, Throwable exc) Logs message with stack trace of given exception, from the given location into this category.
LogRecord	Location.path(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.path(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.path(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.path(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.path(Category category, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.path(Category category, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.path(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.path(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.path(MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits a path message, that is a message of severity Severity.PATH.
LogRecord	Location.path(MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits a path message, that is a message of severity Severity.PATH.
LogRecord	Location.path(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits a path message, that is a message of severity Severity.PATH.
LogRecord	Location.path(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits a path message, that is a message of severity Severity.PATH.
LogRecord	Location.traceThrowable(int severity, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args, Throwable exc) Trace message with stack trace of given exception, into this loaction.
LogRecord	Location.traceThrowable(int severity, MsgObject msgObject, Throwable exc) Trace message with stack trace of given exception, into this location.
LogRecord	Location.traceThrowable(int severity, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args, Throwable exc) Trace message with stack trace of given exception, into this location.
LogRecord	Location.traceThrowable(int severity, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Throwable exc) Trace message with stack trace of given exception, into this location.
LogRecord	Location.warning(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.warning(Category[] categories, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.warning(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.warning(Category[] categories, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.warning(Category category, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.warning(Category category, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.warning(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Location.warning(Category category, String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Deprecated. Logging to a Category from Location context is not proper. If you want the message to appear both in traces and logs, use Category and pass a Location parameter or issue separate calls to a Location and a Category parameter
LogRecord	Category.warning(Location loc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Category.log(int, Location, MsgObject) but always emits an warning message, that is a message of severity Severity.WARNING.
LogRecord	Category.warning(Location loc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Category.log(int, Location, MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an warning message, that is a message of severity Severity.WARNING.
LogRecord	Category.warning(Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Category.log(int, Location, java.lang.String, MsgObject) but always emits an warning message, that is a message of severity Severity.WARNING.
LogRecord	Category.warning(Location loc, String subLoc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Category.log(int, Location, java.lang.String, MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits an warning message, that is a message of severity Severity.WARNING.
LogRecord	Location.warning(MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits a warning message, that is a message of severity Severity.WARNING.
LogRecord	Location.warning(MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits a warning message, that is a message of severity Severity.WARNING.
LogRecord	Location.warning(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject) but always emits a warning message, that is a message of severity Severity.WARNING.
LogRecord	Location.warning(String subloc, MsgObject msgObject, Object[] args) Same as Location.log(int, java.lang.String, com.sap.tc.logging.MsgObject, java.lang.Object[]) but always emits a warning message, that is a message of severity Severity.WARNING.