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Hitesh Chauhan commented on LOG4NET-565:
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To me, this is similar to what core does for IAppender using reflection. The
only thing it's doing is pushing IAppender instantiation one level down. Which
opens up the more flexibilities for resolving any Appender types using IoC.
Since all appenders implement IAppender so this code should cause any issues or
coupling between types. At least, I don't see that based on my understanding of
log4net code - I am not an expert as I didn't write feature or fix any issues
before.
If I understood correctly you are saying create a new custom appender
"AppenderServiceLocatorAppender". I cannot image how it would solve the
problem. The actual instance creating happens inside XmlHierarchyConfigurator
class. so even if I create a new appender I would land into the same situation
where I started.
"Further it would reduce the service locator api to something that does not
contain an appender type. That makes this kind of a hack."
Apologies, I cannot visualize that. Are you saying no service locator api or
use service locator but outside of the core? can you please help me to
understand with the pseudo code?
> Dependency Injection support appender and logger types
> ------------------------------------------------------
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> Key: LOG4NET-565
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4NET-565
> Project: Log4net
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Appenders, Core
> Reporter: Hitesh Chauhan
> Labels: Enhancement
>
> I have seen demand for dependency injection support in log4net. I have added
> that behavior to my local repository. And I would like to push that to
> log4net library.
> e.g. appender configuration
> <appender
> name="ServiceAppender"
> type="LoggingServiceAppender"
> serviceLocatorType="Log4NetServiceLocator">
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