You could write your own EventLogTraceListener (System.Diagnostics.EventLogTraceListener is sealed) that looks for trace messages beginning with the following prefixes:
log4net: log4net:WARN log4net:ERROR And logs those messages to the Event Log accordingly. Here is an example that shows how to redirect all of log4net's internal debug messages to a file using a TraceListener: http://tinyurl.com/a5l9n http://www.mail-archive.com/log4net-user%40logging.apache.org/msg01698.html --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Thanks for the reply Nicko. First I would clarify that I meant > internal > errors within log4net framework. My requirement is that if there is > any > internal error within log4net then that should be logged to event > log. > > I am aware of the log4net.internal.debug setting but that logs not > only > errors but other Debug level messages as well. When my application is > in > production, I would like to configure log4net to log only internal > errors > and not other internal Debug messages.When I need to diagnose a > log4net > problem I would like to increase the level of logging from "Error" to > > "Debug". So can I configure the level of logging for log calls within > > log4net? > > Thanks, > Hemant > >
