What does log4net's internal debug log:
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/faq.html#internalDebug
say when you start your application?
--- Usman Uppal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My config file looks exactly the same as it is on the oracle 9i
> section of log4net website. I do not know
Log4net does not have a built-in mechanism for configuring the XML
output as you specified. Its very easy to write your own Layout though:
public class NaiveXmlLayout : LayoutSkeleton
{
private const string XML_FORMAT =
"{0}\t{1}{0}\t{2}{0}\t{3}{0}{0}";
override public void ActivateOptions()
My config file looks exactly the same as it is on the oracle 9i section of
log4net website. I do not know how should i enabled logging to DB in my code.
My logging to file works. Any sample code is appreciated.
Usman
-Original Message-
From: Ron Grabowski [mailto:[EMAI
A good place to look for information about logging to Oracle 9i would
be the Oracle 9i section of the log4net website:
http://tinyurl.com/75k4w
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/config-examples.html#adonetappender-o9
--- Usman Uppal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where can i get sample vb
Where can i get sample vb or c# for logging to Oracle
9i.
Usman
Bit of an update (as prompted by Ron :))
Nicko, thanks very much for this it has helped immensely. Basically after
implementing a flavour of this solution our app went from an average of 40
requests a second to 60 requests a second with the blocking around logging
completely removed. Not to be s
What exactly does the XMLLayout do? It appears that it takes the pattern and
adds a < and > around each entire log statement. Is this correct? Is there a
built-in way to easily output log statements in the format that I described
below?
-Original Message-
From: Ron Grabowski [mailto:[EM
If you're able to write all the logs to a database, you could run a
simple query to pull out customer specific logs and write then to the
special locations on the drive.
--- Johann Rutnam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How do I use log4net to log message separately for each client
> that a
Hi,
How do I use log4net to log message separately for each client
that accesses a service on the server? My server app could
identify each client but I need to log the messages from the
client separately (different folder/file for each client).
Johann
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Log4net will close configured appenders when it shuts down. Log4net will
shutdown if the AppDomain is unloaded, which happens when the
application exits. You do not need to close the appender yourself.
If you want to explicitly shutdown log4net then you can call the
LogManager.Shutdown() method to
If you want to allow only INFO events then you would use
if you want to opposite effect, i.e. all events except INFO, they you
can use:
Here the filter will Deny the INFO events and pass on the other events,
and without the DenyAllFilter these will be logged.
Essentially you have
After reading the SDK docs for FilterSkeleton and LevelMatchFilter, I
didn't think I needed to put the DenyAllFilter at the end of the filter
chain. The website gave a clearer explaination of what its necessary.
It seems like a good recemendation would be to always include a
DenyAllFilter at the en
Hi,
I found the problem. In the destructor of helper class the appender was
closed. So when GC removed temporary log helper it also killed the appender.
I have to find out a better sollution.
Small questions.
1.If I use immedeate flush do I MUST to close appender?
2.If I don't use immediate flush d
Mark,
Your 4 config files are being loaded into the same space and they are
being merged together as they are loaded. As they are watching their
source files they are also being reloaded in unpredictable orders.
As a first option can you try removing all the elements
from the element in all of
First let me give some background info, then I will describe my issue...
1. VS.NET 2003
2. .NET runtime 1.1
3. Log4Net version 1.2.9
4. Windows Form application. uses log4net.dll debug version.
5. Connecting to Oracle 9i database
I am trying to set up log4net to log to an AdoNetAppender for Oracle
> -Original Message-
> From: Russell Haley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 14 June 2005 18:00
> To: log4net-user@logging.apache.org
> Subject: Info Only Appender
>
> I want to start by thanking Nicko Cadell for his previous
> response to this problem. I'm very pleased that there is
1)
...
2)
I'm don't understand your "real-time logger" description. Could you
give another example or some sample calls and what the results would
look like when written to a FileAppender?
Here is a link to the PatterLayout class' documentation showing it's
available patterns:
htt
I want to start by thanking Nicko Cadell for his previous response to this
problem. I'm very pleased that there is a place to find answers for Log4Net.
I was able to configure my appenders to work in tandem, but I still have an
issue.
1) I have created 2 custom appenders that are to log different
Hi Ron,
The loghelper is log helper :). I can send it to you directly if you allow.
The idea is to have a separate logger for each of modules.
So I create
m_Module1logger=new cLoghelper()
m_Module1logger.Initlogger("Logger_for_module1") //This switches m_log to
true or false, depends on if Logge
In the constructor of each, I am calling:
XmlConfigurator.ConfigureAndWatch(new System.IO.FileInfo(@"C:\arc\sample
clients\arc_prototype\form1_log_config.xml"));
with the file being different for each.
I am not calling LogManager.Shutdown() anywhere in the solution.
The ERROR messages are pri
Dear All,
I have one appender for the whole application it is initialized on the start
and never explicitly closed.
Sporadically, on the different places in one module I get following error:
[3464] log4net:ERROR [FileAppender] Attempted to append to closed appender
named [].
I tried out minimal l
Mark,
How are you loading the config files for the exe and dlls? Are you
calling the XmlConfigurator programmatically? And if so when?
Are you explicitly calling the LogManager.Shutdown method at any time?
Are the log4net:ERROR messages printed at or just before program exit?
Nicko
> -Orig
What is log4nethelper.dll?
--- Bonio Lopez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [Log4NetHelper, Version=1.0.1991.27610, Culture=neutral,
> PublicKeyToken=f15b37290cce9538]
> [3236] log4net: DefaultRepositorySelector: Assembly [Log4NetHelper,
> Version=1.0.1991.27610, Culture=neutral,
> PublicKeyToken=f1
This is a log. May be it can help
[3236] log4net: PatternParser: Converter [literal] Option [[] Format
[min=-1,max=2147483647,leftAlign=False]
[3236] log4net: PatternParser: Converter [date] Option [dd MMM
HH:mm:ss,fff] Format [min=-1,max=2147483647,leftAlign=False]
[3236] log4net: PatternP
Dear All,
I have one appender for the whole application it is initialized on the start
and never explicitly closed.
Sporadically, on the different places in one module I get following error:
[3464] log4net:ERROR [FileAppender] Attempted to append to closed appender
named [].
I tried out minimal l
>
> If I need to log certain custom properties along with the log
> message what is the best way to do it. I see
> ThreadContext.Properties and LogicalThreadContext.Properties.
> Not sure which of the two to use. Would like to know specific
> scenarios for each of the two.
The ThreadContex
The AdoNetAppender tries to open the connection to the database at
configure time.
When the appender tries to send a batch of updates the database and the
connection is not open, and ReconnectOnError is set then it will attempt
to reopen the connection once.
> I want to understand the behaviour o
The doc comment for the AdoNetAppender ReconnectOnError is not very
clear. If the connection needs to be re-opened it will occur
synchronously and this will block for up to the database connection
timeout. It is possible that the appender may be being used
asynchronously either by the calling app o
Hi folks,
I want to set the ReconnectOnError Flag, and the SDK documentation says
that i should do asynchronous logging then.
How do i set a async flag for AdoNetAdapter?
Thanks
Roland Kofler
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