Enumerations
enum	CrashManagerType { PLCrashManager }

enum	MintResultState { OKResultState = 0, ErrorResultState, UndefinedResultState }

enum	MintRequestType { ErrorRequestType = 0, EventRequestType, BothRequestType }

enum	MintLogType { LoggedException = 0, EventLogType }

enum	DeviceConnectionState { OffDeviceConnectionState = 0, OnDeviceConnectionState = 1, NADeviceConnectionState = 2 }

enum	FileNameType { UnhandledExceptionFileNameType = 0, LoggedExceptionFileNameType, PingFileNameType, GnipFileNameType, EventFileNameType, TransactionStartFileNameType, TransactionStopFileNameType, NetworkFileNameType, PerformanceFileNameType, ScreenFileNameType, TransactionListFileNameType }

enum	DataType { error = 0, event, ping, gnip, trstart, trstop, network, performance, screen }

enum	TransactionStatus { SuccessfullyStartedTransaction = 0, UserCancelledTransaction, UserSuccessfullyStoppedTransaction, FailedTransaction, ExistsTransaction, NotFoundTransaction }

enum	ConnectionType { Wifi = 0, _3G, _2G, NONE, NA }

enum	MintLogLevel { DebugLogLevel = 20, InfoLogLevel = 30, NoticeLogLevel = 40, WarningLogLevel = 50, ErrorLogLevel = 60, CriticalLogLevel = 70, AlertLogLevel = 80, EmergencyLogLevel = 90 }

Enumeration Type Documentation

Enumerator
PLCrashManager

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UnhandledExceptionFileNameType
LoggedExceptionFileNameType
PingFileNameType
GnipFileNameType
EventFileNameType
TransactionStartFileNameType
TransactionStopFileNameType
NetworkFileNameType
PerformanceFileNameType
ScreenFileNameType
TransactionListFileNameType

Enumeration values that indicate the log level of the log event.

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DebugLogLevel	The lowest priority, and normally not logged except for messages from the kernel.
InfoLogLevel	The lowest priority that you would normally log, and purely informational in nature.
NoticeLogLevel	Things of moderate interest to the user or administrator.
WarningLogLevel	Something is amiss and might fail if not corrected.
ErrorLogLevel	Something has failed.
CriticalLogLevel	A failure in a key system.
AlertLogLevel	A serious failure in a key system.
EmergencyLogLevel	The highest priority, usually reserved for catastrophic failures and reboot notices.

Enumeration values that indicate the type of logged request.

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LoggedException	The logged request is an exception.
EventLogType	The logged request is an event.

Enumeration values that indicate the request type.

Enumerator
ErrorRequestType	The request is an error.
EventRequestType	The request is an event.
BothRequestType	The request contains a batch of multiple types.

Enumeration values that indicate the state of a request upon completion.

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OKResultState	The request succeeded.
ErrorResultState	The request threw an error.
UndefinedResultState	The request state is undefined.

Enumeration values that indicate the transaction status.

Enumerator
SuccessfullyStartedTransaction	The transaction started successfully.
UserCancelledTransaction	The transaction was cancelled by the user.
UserSuccessfullyStoppedTransaction	The transaction was stopped successfully by the user.
FailedTransaction	The transaction request failed.
ExistsTransaction	The specified transaction you are trying to start exists.
NotFoundTransaction	The specified transaction you are trying to stop or cancel does not exist.

Enumerations