Is it possible to set the logger from configuration. I have a web app using a framework. The framework is extensible and has the logger.
How do I implement a custom LOG4NET parser for my XML file. My XML file contains: (1) extra attributes on the appender element
Is it possible to have log4net put its log files relative to the current working directory instead of the directory where the application resides?
I have some trouble. My application could be divided to 3 logical parts (import, processing and export). There are some parts of code which are used in several parts of my application. How can I deter
My question is similar to this one, but with a somewhat simpler context. In my case I have a single application which may be run twice (at most) simultaneously with different command line parameters,
I have the following log4net config: &开发者_运维百科lt;appender name=\"RollingFileAppender\" type=\"log4net.Appender.RollingFileAppender\">
I wish to include the call stack(e.g. the methods that called me) in a log4net message. Is there a standard way of doing this?
I have been told to add “logging” to my code using log4net, the problem is no one can travel in time and see what real world problems the logging will need to be used to solve.
We do all our logging with log4net, our support staff etc know how to edit the log4net config files.We are now making use of WCF in our apps.
Is there a way to get Ninject to log out what it is doing? In particular I\'d like to see when objects are being created.As I have a mix o开发者_StackOverflow中文版f transient and singleton objects i
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