#include "mysql/harness/logging/eventlog_plugin.h"
#include "eventlog_rc/message.h"
#include "mysql/harness/logging/logger_plugin.h"
#include "mysql/harness/logging/registry.h"
#include "mysql/harness/logging/supported_logger_options.h"
#include "mysql/harness/plugin.h"
#include "scope_guard.h"
#include <Windows.h>
#include <cstdarg>

Functions
static WORD	logger_to_eventlog_severity (LogLevel level)

static void	create_eventlog_registry_entry (const std::string &event_source_name)
	Create a key in the Windows registry. More...

Variables
constexpr const char *	kRegistryPrefix

mysql_harness::Plugin	harness_plugin_eventlog

Function Documentation

◆ create_eventlog_registry_entry()

static void create_eventlog_registry_entry ( const std::string & event_source_name )

static

Create a key in the Windows registry.

We'll setup a "MySQL Router" key in the EventLog branch (RegCreateKey), set our executable name (GetModuleFileName) as file-name ("EventMessageFile"), then set the message types we expect to be logging ("TypesSupported"). If the key does not exist, sufficient privileges will be required to create and configure it. If the key does exist, opening it should be unprivileged; modifying will fail on insufficient privileges, but that is non-fatal.

◆ logger_to_eventlog_severity()

static WORD logger_to_eventlog_severity ( LogLevel level )

static

Variable Documentation

◆ harness_plugin_eventlog

mysql_harness::Plugin harness_plugin_eventlog

Initial value:

= {
    mysql_harness::PLUGIN_ABI_VERSION,
    mysql_harness::ARCHITECTURE_DESCRIPTOR,
    "Logging using eventlog",
    VERSION_NUMBER(0, 0, 1),
    0,
    nullptr,  
    0,
    nullptr,  
    nullptr,  
    nullptr,  
    nullptr,  
    nullptr,  
    false,    
    logger_sink_supported_options.size(),
    logger_sink_supported_options.data(),
    nullptr,  
}

◆ kRegistryPrefix

constexpr const char* kRegistryPrefix

constexpr