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.Net logging tool which can change configuration dynamically

Hi,

I need a logging tool for. Net which can change configuration at runtime. What I want to do is the following:

  • application starts and logging should start too
  • some data is processed, a certain event occures
  • a new logger and a new logging sink is created (a database which does not exist at program start)

log4net works fine for me, as long as I use XML for configuration, but the API for in-code configuration is not very nice and not very well documented. Can anybody recommend an alternative tool, which fits the above usecase?

cheers, Achim

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The Microsoft Enterprise Library Logging Application Block has a nice fluent interface for configuration in code (since 5.0 or 4.1 i cant remember right now) http://entlib.codeplex.com/

MrDosu  2010-09-10 09:41:20
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This logging framework should suit your needs: The Object Guy's Logging Framework

TheObjectGuy  2010-09-10 23:53:32

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