I\'m using a C# application to launch a java web application. I\'d like my C# application to know when the user closes out of the java app. I\'m using this code:
Here is my code public static TraceSource TS = new TraceSource(\"myTraceSrc\", SourceLevels.All); static void Main(string[] args)
How do I choose between standard tracing, Logger.NET, Enterprise Library, log4net or Ukadc.Diagnostics?
In my app.config I want to set 3 tracing levels (switches?): verbose, warning and none. In the debug version of the code, I want the verbose switch to be active, in the release I want warning. In spec
Trace.Listeners and Debug.Listeners are sharing the same internal collection thus I cannot add a trace listener to Trace.Listeners and a debug listener to Debug.Listeners to differentiate between them
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I\'m working on some internal logging framework and for the sake of performance it seems a good idea to lazily get a StackFrame. I want to use this StackFrame to get the first method outside m开发者_运
Error Message \'ThreadState\' is an ambiguous reference between \'System.Threading.ThreadState\' and \'System.Diagnostics.ThreadState\'
Config file: <system.diagnostics> <trace> <listeners> <add name=\"Console\" type=\"System.Diagnostics.ConsoleTraceListener\" initializeData=\"false\"></add>
I\'ve got a 3rd party component which uses the TraceSwitch functionality to allow me to output some traces of what\'s going on inside. Unfortunately, running the switches in verbose mode, with a TextW
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