Does anyone have an MSMQ Appender for log4net?
I have a need for the following:
- An MsmqAppender that would send a LoggingEvent and all of it's Context
properties to a private message queue.
- A windows service that can pick up the LoggingEvent and then continue
logging the event as if it was lo
Sorry, everyone. Forget it.
The DOMConfigurator.Configure() line got removed in a branching merge in
ClearCase. Doh!
Kevin Williams wrote:
This issue hasn't gone away, apparently. It seems like our production
environment is not logging INFO-level messages. The production
environment is not acce
that would be super!
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Hi,
I wrote a mock log4net appender to ensure that my unit tests fails when
some errors are (sometimes silently) logged through log4net.
Sample usage in NUnit style:
[SetUp]
public void SetUp()
{
Hi,
I wrote a mock log4net appender to ensure that my unit tests fails when
some errors are (sometimes silently) logged through log4net.
Sample usage in NUnit style:
[SetUp]
public void SetUp()
{
DOMConfigurator.Configure();
// create a mock log4net appender to verify that no erro
This issue hasn't gone away, apparently. It seems like our production
environment is not logging INFO-level messages. The production
environment is not accessible by developers, except the database logs.
Debugging will be next to impossible due to the security measures and
"red tape" around the
Title: Message
Hi,
I seem to have
gotten it to work. For those interested, this is the appender I am
using:
Title: Message
Hi,
I am using the
RollingFileAppender to log to a file, rolling every 5MB and every day. What I
would like to do is create a subdirectory for each day, so I would end up with
something like this:
Logs\20050425\*.log
Logs\20050426\*.log
Logs\logfile.log
Logs\logfile.log.1
etc