Hi Simon
Thanks for that - I was thinking along the lines of pass my XML in as the
message. The only problem with that was the fact that it didn't seem to fit
in with the config 'philosophy' of log4net. I'd had hoped that I could
somehow create my own LoggingEvent to pass in, and then change my ap
All--
FWIW, for our recent application, we did rely heavily on log4net and, so
far, it has not failed.
Much to the contrary, it has performed quite nicely.
I am not sure if I would say it is "mission-critical"; but, it sure did help
us to track and squash bugs.
Someone had asked about implemen
Hi Ian,
No, you don't need to do anything to the LoggingEvent class. You create your
own appender and override the Append(LoggingEvent loggingEvent) method. In this
function you can access loggingEvent.MessageObject, which will give you the
message you logged from your code -- in your case, an
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Mike
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Hi
I need to send in XML data which I then break up and store in a database - any
ideas as to the best way to do this?
I'm looking to create a custom appender, similar to the current ADONet appender
by extending the AppenderSkeleton class, and implementing the Append method.
The trouble is,
