I'm going to catch all ERROR level statements to a central server. I'm
currently deciding between using a SocketAppender vs directing a standard file
appender to a Windows network share. We don't forsee a need for 1)
platform-independence or 2) the ability to customize and extend SocketServer.
Hi Nicko,
There are several different ways of impersonating which have different
effects:
Are you impersonating the calling web user? i.e.
Impersonating a specific user? i.e.
Are you running the aspnet_wp.exe as another user? i.e.
I am currently using the first method, but will need to change th
Nicko, thanks for the response.
It looks like the 'U' pattern may convert the time from local to
universal time before displaying it.
The "U" pattern is long date + long time, not really appropriate. So it
looks like this is impossible without customising Log4Net (which I want to
avoid).
Failin
David,
The efficiency of what you are trying to do, depends on whether you are
going to have a finite number of threads in your applicaiton or not and if
you have a way to perform some processing at the start of every thread.
If you are explicitly creating multiple threads for multiple services
Hi David
You can use the "Pattern Layout" "Conversion Character" "t" (lower-case).
According to the documentation it will output the thread name (if
available) or alternatively the thread number.
So your config might look similar to the following :
I don’t know if this helps much but
do you know that the thread id can be included in the log output – using
the patternlayout component anyway. If doesn’t give you separate output
but I suppose you log to a file you could then analyze it further in Excel.
Regards
Graham
Hi,
I want to generate a log file for every thread in my
application. My application is multithread and I want to know which thread does
which action.
Today, I’ve only one log file but the log
entries are mixed and can’t find which thread is concerned…
Any help is appreciated!
Hi,
I downloaded "log4net-1.2.0-beta8.zip" file and tried to compile it with
"build.cmd".
I had the following error:
"LOG4NET_DIR is D:\Formation Projects\log4net-1.2.0-beta8
BUILD_FILE is D:\Formation Projects\log4net-1.2.0-beta8\log4net.build
'D:\Formation' is not recognized as an internal or ex