Hi,
I wrote a custom appender, put it in the Appenders folder and recompiled the
log4net dll. Is there a better way to do this? I think my custom log4net.dll is
causing me problems and compatibility issues.
How can I add a new appender and not modify the core dll? Should it go in it's
own proj
Not sure what you mean. The client is not even aware that Remoting is being
used since it is all done in log4net, which is a black box to the client. The
client works with other appendes, just not the RemotingAppender.
In the stack trace there is a message "Cannot find the assembly log4net". Not
You can do it in the web service's Global.asa application_start event
protected void Application_Start(Object sender, EventArgs e)
{
DOMConfigurator.Configure();
}
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 10:26:55 -0600,
Hello All,
I am trying to use log4net in my webservice which is in C#. My question is,
what would be the good place for me to initialize and configure log4net, I
don't want to initialize it each time when a web method is called.
Any suggestions are more than welcome. All your help is greatly app
Does your client have access to the exception class too? Just a shot in the
dark but with remoting the serialized assemblies have to be available to
both client and server.
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From: Simon Wallis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 December 2004 15:16
To: Log4NET User
Subjec
Now I'm using the example RemotingServer which works perfectly with the example
RemotingClient. It just bombs when I use it with my own client. Here is the
stack trace from DebugView which also shows the configuration of my client.
Again, the server works fine with the sample client, just not my
Is
there anyway I can use log4net in an application that requires
serialization?
I have
seen people with issues in the past, and I don't really want to serialize the
whole Object Graph but are there any good ideas out there?
Dru
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Never mind, found the EventId extension code in the extensions directory. Was
working with a subset of the code so couldn't find it. Sorry for the bad post!
S.
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