static function DrupalSalesforce::watchdog in Salesforce Suite 7
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 5.2 salesforce_api/salesforce.class.inc \DrupalSalesforce::watchdog()
Logs a message to the watchdog based on the Salesforce log settings.
Parameters
$level:
$message:
$vars:
$severity:
$link:
7 calls to DrupalSalesforce::watchdog()
- DrupalSalesforce::login in salesforce_api/
salesforce.class.inc - Establishes a connection and logs in to the Salesforce server.
- salesforce_api_connect in salesforce_api/
salesforce_api.module - Creates an object used for communicating with the Salesforce server and performs a login to verify the API credentials.
- salesforce_api_describeSObjects in salesforce_api/
salesforce_api.module - Wrapper for SOAP SforceBaseClient::describeSObjects Given an array of sf object type, return an associative, normalized array of SF object definitions, indexed on machine-readable names of SObjects
- salesforce_api_reset_expired_password in salesforce_api/
salesforce_api.module - Helper function for salesforce_api_connect() to reset an expired password, for the website's default salesforce user only.
- sf_entity_export in sf_entity/
sf_entity.module - Exports an entity to Salesforce using the specified fieldmap and stores the ID of the Salesforce object for the entity.
File
- salesforce_api/
salesforce.class.inc, line 92 - Defines the class used for communicating with the Salesforce server.
Class
Code
static function watchdog($level, $message, $vars = array(), $severity = WATCHDOG_NOTICE, $link = NULL) {
// Log nothing for notices if the related log level is not greater than or
// equal to the level of this message.
switch ($severity) {
case WATCHDOG_NOTICE:
if (variable_get('salesforce_api_activity_log', SALESFORCE_LOG_SOME) < $level) {
return;
}
break;
case WATCHDOG_WARNING:
case WATCHDOG_ERROR:
if (variable_get('salesforce_api_error_log', SALESFORCE_LOG_ALL) < $level) {
return;
}
break;
default:
break;
}
// Log the message to the watchdog.
watchdog('salesforce', $message, $vars, $severity, $link);
}