I have an ASP.NET MVC app which has a bootstrapper class that configures log4net during application startup as follows:
I\'m running 15 parallel Powershell processes so I can\'t log to a file, and I can\'t flood the Application Event viewer. Logging to a database makes perfect sense. My problem seems to be a common one
I\'m implementing a logging solution with Log4Net for a Windows NT Service. I can flip a switch in a configuration file to start logging information to the file system. So far I\'ve been able to accom
Is there any variable which I could use to name my log files? <file value=\"${ALLUSERSPROFILE}\\${AssemblyName}.log.xml\" />
I\'m using log4net 开发者_开发知识库with .NET Common.Logging. I configured a message pattern to include method and class name like so:
I see that LogNet is typically instantiated with a static variable: static logger = LogManager.GetLogger(frame.GetMethod().DeclaringType);
I am using log4net to log the errors. Currently I downloaded the file log4net.dll, then made the following change in global.asax file:
Say I have a multi-line text "a\\nb\\nc"; when I log it, for example with the "debug" method, I get only one log;
Earlier today I asked a question about configuring log4net from code and got an answer very quickly which allowed me to configure it to output to a text file. Since then my needs have changed and I ne
When I run unit tests, I use _.P(\"My Test Message\"); to print information to the Text Output window in NUnit.
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