I have developed a library that is being consumed by an add-in architecture in another application. My library uses log4net for logging.
I\'m using Log4Net 2.0, I have it working as required but which to add another logger for specific log statements. All logging is done to a single file appender. The change I want to make is that a 3r
My application has a number of parallel separate threads running indefinitely.I\'m using log4net for logging of information.
I\'m trying to send arbitrary arguments into log4net at runtime.Is it possible to define parameters on the fly and send them in?I know you can define global params like this:
I have implement a custom log4net appender by extending the AppenderSkeleton-class. It was as simple as anyone could ask for and works perfectly.
The first question is: I\'m developing application in c# that creates 2 log files (.txt files): one for errors and another for modifications made by users. This two files are created with log4net. T
Some people are using ELMAH instead of log4net. What makes it better? I fo开发者_如何学JAVAund out about ELMAH in an answer to Stack Overflow question How do I do logging in C#?Log4Net is a general p
Is there an accepted way to both use the log4net ado provider and guard against SQL injection?I can do my own hand rolled scrubbing methods, but that strikes me as risky.
So what I wanna do is log two separate files on a daily basis. I\'m new to log4net so what I did was usual stuff.. google and google until it works :) and everything works fine, but I can\'t make it l
Note that I have seen these questions here on SO (which discuss the thread safety of log4net) and I suspect that they answer my question, but I am going to ask anyway:
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