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The org.apache.log4j.Level object replaces the org.apache.log4j.Priority object in previous versions of log4j. It denotes the priority or severity associated with a logging message. A Logger and Appender can have threshold levels associated with them. Logging messages get filtered according to how their levels compare to those of both the Logger and Appender objects. Hence, it is possible to turn off or on a certain level of logging by changing the levels associated with the Logger and these objects. The Level class defines the following levels: ALL (lowest): This level has the lowest possible rank and prints all logging information. DEBUG: This level prints debugging information helpful in the development stage.

You can use GetInteger, GetDate, and GetString to ensure a null database value does not cause your application to thrown an exception. These functions return an appropriate value for their respective data types upon encountering a null database value. If the value isn t null, it returns the value acquired from the database. StringToDate converts a date-based-string value into an actual date value. You can use this to convert string-based dates entered into text boxes into actual dates used by the date properties in the Employee class. If the string is empty or invalid, the function simply returns nothing (an empty date). Lastly, NullableDate assists in the insertion of null date values into the database. If the date provided to the function is nothing, it returns the string null. If the date is valid, then it returns the date string surrounded by apostrophes, for example, '7/21/2001'.

* Set the update period * * @param period */ public void setUpdatePeriod(long period) { mPeriod = period; } /** * A timer is used to move the sprite around */ protected void startUpdateTimer() { mUpdateTimer = new Timer(); mUpdateTimer.schedule(new UpdateTask(), 0, mPeriod); } protected void stopUpdateTimer() { if (mUpdateTimer != null) { mUpdateTimer.cancel(); } } public Context getContex() { return mContex; } /** * Load an image * * @param id * @return */ protected Bitmap getImage(int id) { return BitmapFactory.decodeResource(mContex.getResources(), id); } /** * Get AudioClip * * @param id * @return */ protected AudioClip getAudioClip(int id) { return new AudioClip(mContex, id); } /** * Overload this to update the sprites on the game */ abstract protected void updatePhysics();

The Employee class is an object representation of the Employees table in the Northwind database. The class has a number of properties that map to fields in the table and contains all the logic for adding a record to the database. All 15 properties in the class are standard property definitions and would only serve to take up space in this text. For the sake of brevity, I ve taken the property definitions and their respective fields out of the code listing. You can review Table 10-8 to see all the properties in the Employee class or check out the source code in the sample application in the Source Code area of the Apress website.

Table 10-8. Employee Properties (Properties Are Not Shown in the Listing)

INFO: This level prints informational messages that help determine the flow of control within an application. WARN: This level prints information related to some faulty and unexpected behavior of the system that needs immediate attention to forestall application malfunction. ERROR: This level prints error-related messages. FATAL: This level prints system-critical information about problems that are causing the application to crash. OFF (highest): This is the highest level, and it turns off printing for all the logging information. The levels have unique integer values attached to them and are arranged in the preceding list from lowest to highest value.

/** * Overload to initialize the game */ abstract protected void initialize(); abstract protected boolean gameOver(); abstract protected long getScore(); /** * Canvas update task * * @author vsilva * */ private class UpdateTask extends TimerTask { @Override public void run() { updatePhysics(); /** * Cause an invalidate to happen on a subsequent cycle * through the event loop. Use this to invalidate the View * from a non-UI thread. onDraw will be called sometime * in the future. */ postInvalidate(); } } /** * Halt game. Stops the update task. Called by a parent activity to halt * */ public void halt() { stopUpdateTimer(); } /** * Resume Game */ public void resume() { initialize(); startUpdateTimer(); } } Any user-defined layout must define constructors with an Android Context and set of attributes for being able to be processed properly by the system: