Sets which input plug-in is to be used for sending messages to ULogger from a remote machine. This is only relevant for the remote control functionality of ULogger, which allows a remote machine to control the operation of ULogger, instead of a client on the device using RULogger . The plug-in that is passed to this method needs to be one of the plug-ins reported by GetInstalledInputPlugins.

Sets which output plug-in is to be used for outputting trace packets. The plug-in that is passed to this method needs to be one of the plug-ins reported by InstalledOutputPlugins();

Connects a client to the ULogger server. If the server isn't already running it will be started. To end the server session, use Close() .

Deactivates the currently active input plug-in.

Gets the active input plug-in.

Gets the active output plug-in.

Gets the trace buffer mode.

Gets the size of the trace buffer in KB. See SetBufferSize() for an explanation of the trace buffer size.

Gets all installed input plug-ins.

Gets all the installed output plug-ins.

Gets the data notification size. See SetNotificationSize() for an explanation of the data notification size.

Gets all configurationas for the specified plug-in (output or input).

Gets all enabled primary filters.

Gets secondary filtering enabled value.

Gets all enabled secondary filters.

Removes all the configurations of the specified plug-in

Restarts server.

Not yet supported, does nothing and returns KErrNotSupported.

Starts/stops running ULogger as a service. Running ULogger as a service means that ULogger is always active in the background, which is necessary if the objective is to connect to ULogger from a remote machine, so that ULogger is then listening for remote connections. If ULogger is not running as a service, it is only active when it is handling a client request or it is currenty logging traces (i.e. the Start() function was called).

Sets the trace buffer mode.

Sets the size of the trace buffer, specified in KB (default: 1024KB). The trace buffer is the buffer that UTrace uses to hold the trace packets before they are output (using the currently active output plug-in). See also the documentation of SetNotificationSize() .

Sets the data notification size, specified in KB (default: 512KB). The data notification size is a threshold on the trace buffer usage, above which the trace buffer is flushed, i.e. all the trace packets in the trace buffer are output using the active output plug-in. See also the documentation of SetBufferSize() .

Adds a configuration to a plug-in (output or input). This is specific to the plug-in.

Example1: aPluginName="uloggerfileplugin", aConfiguration.SetKey("output_path"), aConfiguration.SetValue(_L("c:\\logs\\ulogger\\tracelogs.btl")) Example2: aPluginName="uloggerserialplugin", aConfiguration.SetKey("baudrate") , aConfiguration.SetValue("115200")

Enables/disables the specified primary filters. This allows output of trace packets containing primary filter identifiers that match the enabled primary filters. Note: If a trace packet contains a secondary filter identifier, and secondary filtering is enabled, the matching secondary filter must also be enabled to allow this packet to be output.

Enables/disables filtering on secondary filters. When secondary filtering is enabled, only those trace packets containing a secondary filter identifier matching an enabled secondary filter are output (see SetSecondaryFiltersEnabled() ). Note that trace packets must also contain a primary filter identifier matching an enabled primary filter in order to be output (see SetPrimaryFilterEnabled()).

Enables/disables the specified secondary filters. This allows output of trace packets containing secondary filter identifiers that match the enabled secondary filters. Note1: Secondary filters are only relevant when secondary filtering is enabled (see SetSecondaryFilteringEnabled() ). If secondary filtering is disabled, trace packets are logged regardless of any secondary filter identifiers. Note2: Enabling secondary filters will automatically enable secondary filtering. Note3: Primary filtering is always enabled and therefore there is no equivalent method for enabling/disabling primary filtering.

Starts outputting trace packets. Pre-requisite: This will only output trace packets containing filter identifers that match enabled filters. Use SetPrimaryFiltersEnabled() , SetSecondaryFiltersEnabled() and SetSecondaryFilteringEnabled() to enable the relevant filters.

Internal Function - Starts the server

Stops outputting trace packets.

Gets the client side version number.