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std::function< void()> Ice::LoggerAdminPrx::getLogAsync	(	const LogMessageTypeSeq &	messageTypes,
		const StringSeq &	traceCategories,
		std::int32_t	messageMax,
		std::function< void(::Ice::LogMessageSeq, std::string)>	response,
		std::function< void(std::exception_ptr)>	exception = nullptr,
		std::function< void(bool)>	sent = nullptr,
		const Ice::Context &	context = Ice::noExplicitContext ) const

Retrieves recently logged log messages.

Parameters

messageTypes	The list of message types that the caller wishes to receive. An empty list means no filtering (send all message types).
traceCategories	The categories of traces that the caller wishes to receive. This parameter is ignored if messageTypes is not empty and does not include trace. An empty list means no filtering (send all trace categories).
messageMax	The maximum number of log messages (of all types) to be returned. A negative value requests all messages available.
response	The response callback. The Ice runtime calls this function from an Ice thread pool thread. If you set Ice::InitializationData::executor, the executor determines the thread that executes this function. It accepts: returnValue The log messages. prefix The prefix of the associated local logger.
exception	The exception callback. The Ice runtime calls this function from an Ice thread pool thread. If you set Ice::InitializationData::executor, the executor determines the thread that executes this function.
sent	The sent callback. The Ice runtime calls this function when the request is accepted by the transport. When the request is accepted synchronously, the Ice runtime calls this function from the current thread and passes true as argument. When the request is accepted asynchronously, the Ice runtime calls this function from an Ice thread pool thread and passes false as argument. If you set Ice::InitializationData::executor, the executor determines the thread that executes this function in the asynchronous case.
context	The request context.

Returns

A function that can be called to cancel the invocation locally.