How about simply using forward slashes? Our file appender section looks
like this
logs/publicweb.log" />
and works properly. If you're concerned that your ops people need a
reminder, you can always add a comment.
Jo
Well, I solved my own problem. The issue was that I wasn't referencing
the class properly, according to the namespace I'd put it in
(log4net.Appender)
I made an example project in the hopes that noone else has to go through
what I went through. I know that I've seen other messages asking for
exa
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I don't know about the "failover" feature, but you can define as many
Appenders as you like in your configuration and have log4net log to all of
them. You can also specify different layouts and thresholds for each
appender to, for instance, log all messages to a database, but only log
errors to e-m
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No, it's not. You can try building it from the CVS source (available
from logging.apache.org), or you can download nUnit or nAnt, which
IIRC both have more recent builds included with them.
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I'm trying to get log4net to communicate with Chainsaw using the UdpAppender. I
have everything working successfully except for the fact that the Class,
Method, File and Line columns in Chainsaw show up empty.
Here is the appender config code I'm using:
Title: Message
Benjamin,
One
other thing: log4net's failure isn't necessarily silent. If there is a
configuration error or some other issue that stops log4net from logging, it
writes a single message to System.Console.Error (see same link as
previous).
-Marc
-Original Message-
Title: Message
Benjamin,
Actually, the uses you envision, while they would be really great to have
in a product as flexible as log4net, would be outside the intended uses of the
product. Not that you can't, just that you do so at your own risk.
See http://logging.apache.org/log4net/releas
As everyone else has said, I think log4net is great. I was
just pointing out the one shortcoming I've run into. I don't always get to
administer the apps I write, and others can screw up config files. It would be
great to be able to safe guard against it.
Benjamin Peikes
Gargoyle Strategic
Why not check the config file a second
time;-)?
-Original Message-
From: Benjamin Peikes
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004
12:07 PM
To: Log4NET User
Subject: RE: DomConfigurator
exception?
The actual logging calls
should fail gracefully but the l
You're all correct. It's probably a permissions issue. I'd still contact
the hosting company. It could be a problem on their side.
Benjamin Peikes
Gargoyle Strategic Investments
201-227-2209
-Original Message-
From: Linda Wang (IT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10,
While you have some great logic to your response,
I was simply answering your question as to why it does not throw an exception.
Rich Denis
perotsystems™
From: Benjamin Peikes
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004
2:07 PM
To: Log4NET
User
Subject:
Hi, Neils,
In this case, I agree with you. The log4net has been found. It is in the
right directory, namely, \bin where the other dlls are.
It is not like what Ben said.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 12:02 PM
To: l
The actual logging calls should fail gracefully but the
logging system itself is not always a secondary function, sometimes it's used as
an audit trail and if there is a problem in the configuration of logging, you
want to know before you start. In addition, it should be up to the programmer
You might need to turn on the internal
debugging of log4net.
The config file is pretty straight forward.
Sometimes, if you don’t see the
loggings expected to see, it might be that your program has problems. For
example, the method contains log4net statements has not been executed at all.
Wouldn't that throw a FileNotFoundException?
-Original Message-
From: Benjamin Peikes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 1:50 PM
To: Log4NET User
Subject: RE: Access is denied: 'log4net'
Actually, it looks like log4net is not in a directory where the server can
Title: Message
FileLoadException means the assemblyi was found but could not be loaded.
I've run into this issue many times and it's always been a permission
error.
-Original Message-From:
Benjamin Peikes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:
Wednesday, November 10, 2004 11:50 AMTo: Log
Title: Message
I know
that's what the error indicates. The only way we've gotten it to work is to
ensure ASPNET has access to the log directory and if the log files are on
another machine you need to use impersonation to run the ASPX page under another
identity.
-Original Message
Log4net is designed to fail gracefully.
Logging is a secondary function of an application and should not bring an
application to its knees if there are errors.
Rich Denis
perotsystems™
From: Benjamin Peikes
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004
1:48
Title: Message
Actually, it looks like log4net is not in a directory where
the server can find it. Might want to ask your ISP where it should
go.
Benjamin Peikes
Gargoyle Strategic
Investments 201-227-2209
From: Mario Gutierrez
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 10,
Anyone know why doesn't
log4net.Config.DOMConfigurator.Configure throw an exception if there is a
problem in the config file?
Benjamin Peikes
Gargoyle Strategic
Investments 201-227-2209
Title: Message
The thing is log4net cannot be loaded at
all. It is the dll itself which has been denied access.
I don’t have administration rights
and access to IIS.
-Original Message-
From: Mario Gutierrez
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004
11:38 AM
Title: Message
ASPNET
user needs R/W/Create permissions to the directory where log4net
writes its log files. If it's a network share you'lll need to use
impersonation.
-Original Message-From: Linda
Wang (IT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 10,
2004 11:32 AMTo
HI, I am using log4net in my web application. It works fine
in my local development machine.
But after I deployed to a host server, log4net can not be loaded when a page referring to it has
been called. I got this error shown as below. This hosting server
is paid shared one. Any clues?
I know I can work around it by doubling the backslashes or using forward
slashes.
But I'm concerned my administrators won't always remember to do this - as
they don't generally need to double backslashes in filenames in .NET config
files.
Why does it behave like this? Is it a bug?
You need to
Hello,
I want to log data from a custom object into the ADONetAppender. From the
documentation I understand that I will need an object renderer but how do I
use my object renderer with the ADONetAppender? This question may come from
not understand how IObjectRenderer relates to layout.
Thanks,
I believe you should set the "appendToFile" flag to True in the config
if you want the current contents of the log file not to be erased at
startup of the App:
-Senthil SS.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 5:03 PM
Hello,
I'm using the log4net1.2.0-beta8 with following configuration for
RollingFileAppender:
What I'm trying to do is to restrict the file size to 10MByte and a number
of 20, keep a static log fil
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