Hi, I'm currently trying to create the app.config at runtime. The basic idea is that I'm deploying several config files and based on an environment variable the application itself decides which one to use. Currently I'm copying the config file I'd like to use to myapp.exe.config, and refresh all the sections. The problem I'm facing is,...
Hi folks, I've got a simple winform test app i'm using to try some Log4Net Dependency Injection stuff. I've made a simple interface in my Services project :- public interface ILogging { void Debug(string message); // snip the other's. } Then my concrete type will be using Log4Net... public class Log4NetLogging : ILogging {...
Hi, This is my first serious project using NHibernate and I have setup log4net to output the sql generated by NHibernate but after running my web app I cannot find any log files. This web app is currently being run on my local machine with http://localhost/dispatch. The dispatch directory is a virtual directory in IIS pointing to a pro...
I have set up log4net in my C# 3.5 windows form application. I am looking for how to send email from a client pc with log4net. The SMTPAppender requires knowledge of SMTPHost and the examples I've seen are for web applications. Is there a way to send email from an application that will work on any client's computer that may or may not...
Hi, Log4Net doesn't do the correct patternString substitution for my login name (minus domian) that I'm expecting. Anyone have an example of inserting the "username" in the apppender's file name? I've tried a bunch of things, I'm still scratching my head. <appender name="core_Appender" type="log4net.Appender.RollingFileAppender" > <!--...
Im trying to get debugging working without an app.config. I have the following code: public static class Logging { private static ConsoleAppender GetConsoleAppender() { ConsoleAppender lAppender = new ConsoleAppender(); lAppender.Name = "Console"; lAppender.Layout = new log4net.Layout.PatternLayout("%date...
We have a fist MVC application and I am wandering what special considerations there. In the regular web forms applications we pretty much just wrap events on code behind pages with try catch blocks. But it seems less clear with mvc as far as helpers, controllers, routes, etc. Where should I make sure there is logging. ...
I have three projects in my solution: A WCF web service which provides functionality I want to test A Web Application which calls that web service A test project which runs tests on the service. The web service and the web application both use log4net with separate configuration files and this line in the AssemblyInfo.cs for configur...
I have a windows service where the app.config file and the log4net.config files are seperate. The logging is not working. In my app.config file, I have the following in the section: <add key="log4net.Config" value="log4net.config"/> This works if in the value I specify an absolute path to the log4net.config file. Do I need to suppl...
First of all, apologies for the subjective sounding title. This is intended as a direct question. At present I am working on a suite of tools: A C# Windows Service, to primarily maintain an Oracle database. A C# Windows Service, (which will be used on multiple node sites) to process content of the database. An ASP.NET web interface to...
I am trying to configure log4net for an application. System.IO.FileInfo fi = new System.IO.FileInfo("some junk file name"); log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator.Configure(fi); log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator.ConfigureAndWatch(fi); I got surprised, when above code is not throwing any exception !!!! when file doesn't exists , why log4net is n...
I can't seem to find a definitive answer/ example on how I can log to a file in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\CompanyName\ApplicationName\Logs\app.log I don't want to "hardcode" the path in the app.config and would rather use Environment.SpecialFolder.CommonApplicationData Can anyone help me with this? Thanks. ...
My application uses several threads with well-defined names (i.e. not a thread pool with 'anonymous' threads). Right now, all of these threads send their log messages to one file - and although the thread ID is part of the log line, this makes it very hard to analyse the application behaviour. Thus, I want each thread to log into its own...
I am interested in very high speed logging within log4net(around 10K messages per second). to that end i thought of implementing the following modules: protocol buffers based Layout (IRawlayout) - for superior serialization performance shared memory appender and Plugin - to reduce IPC between the logging application and the logging ser...
My log4net used to work, and not sure exactly when it stopped working, but today when I put the application onto a production server, I noticed no logs getting produced, here is the reason why, does anyone know how to fix this? log4net: log4net assembly [log4net, Version=1.2.10.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=1b44e1d426115821]. Loade...
I have 2 test and 1 production server. In my global.asax file - I have this one line of code: void Application_Start(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Code that runs on application startup Logging.ConfigureLogging(); } On both test servers its working fine, but on the production server, its generating an object reference no...
Hi mates I'm developing a custom SharePoint solution which consist of a feature and a timer job (which is created by the feature in FeatureActivated). In my solution I want to use log4net for logging (I know about ULS). Everything is fine with log4net in the feature itself (just placed log4net.config near web.config and all is fine), ...
I wrote a simple MessageBoxAppender for log4net. I added an OK option to enable debugging (either to an attached debugger, or launching a new one). The problem right now is that the debugger stops at the Debugger.Break() line (naturally). Is there a way to cause it to pause further up the stacktrace? Preferably at the location of the Log...
I'm trying to get logging enabled on my application using Fluent NHibernate and log4net. I have tried the things described here, here, here and here. The log file is getting created, but nothing is getting written to it. The other log files for this and other applications all seam to be working OK, so I'm assuming the issue is something ...
I'm looking for a logging framework and it seems log4net is or was very popular. The last release was over 2 years ago. It has not been updated for .net 3.0 or 3.5 or even visual studio 2008. Is there something more recent (other then entlib) I should be considering? ...