I have developed a library that is being consumed by an add-in architecture in another application. My library uses log4net for logging.
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
I\'m开发者_运维百科 setting up log4net and want to write debug messages in \"debug.log\", info messages in \"info.log\" and so on.
I have a Windows C# application which uses log4net for logging. This is how the loggers are configured:
I\'m using log4net for logging and sending e-mails. I need to send different e-mails with different configurations according to different processes. For example, when one of my methods finishes proces
Log4Net isn\'t able to load the appender for the DB2 connection and I cannot see why. It writes the logs to the file system fine, however, the DB2 logging isn\'t occurring. The version of Log4Net is v
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:
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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