I wonder if it would be worthwhile to make a ModestLock that locks the
file for a few seconds after the last log in anticipation of another
log message. When recording a lot of messages you'd benefit from having
an exclusive lock during a lot of messages then when the system has
slowed down some (i
public class MillisecondsSinceLastLoggingEvent :
PatternLayoutConverter
{
private DateTime lastTimeStamp;
private bool firstTimeStamp = true;
protected override void Convert(
TextWriter writer, LoggingEvent loggingEvent)
{
if (firstTimeStamp)
{
writer.Write
Just a thought, since it seems like what you are attempting is a real-time
logging scenario, why not use a different appender more suited to the task?
You could retain the rolling-file appender, but for the RichTextBox you
could display the contents of a console appender (if it is in the same
proce
Thank you so much, Nicko. It helped me to figure out the issue. Thanks,Prasad PondugulaCONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disc
Hi,
could you send us your code where you open the log
files to be displayed in your rich text box? I guess the locking problem is not
at the log4net side but in your application to display the log.
Tried to open the File
using
public static FileStream
Open( string path, FileMode
hi matthew!
yes. in my Global.asax.cs i called:
protected void Application_Start(Object sender, EventArgs
e)
{
log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator.Configure();
}
greets
wolfgang
Von: Matthew Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 22. November 2005 14:49An: Log4NET
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Wolfgang,
Do you have a call to XmlConfigurator?On 11/22/05, Wagner, Wolfgang (LfF-R) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:hi all!i have a problem configuring the log4net rollingfileappender. my
application is structured as followed:web_root+-application main +-bin +-main +- log.txt +- . (all the othe
Just a warning though, in my experience with MinimalLock, it slows down
execution of the program significantly (as log4net has to lock the
file, write it, unlock it, repeat)On 11/22/05, Georg Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,You can try to change the lock level:(This must be inserted in the con
Hi,
You can try to change the lock level:
(This must be inserted in the config file in the section where you define
the RollingFileAppender).
Best regards
Georg
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Hi,
We wish to port our .NET windows application logging to Log4Net but are facing a
problem. Our application dispays the log file in a rich text box so that the
user can debug himself what all is happening in the application. We plan to user
RollingFileAppender so that logs can remain for certain
OK, Urban, I understand. I don't think you will find what you are looking
for inside the framework though.
Just a question; since you use the short form format specifier "%r", does
this mean that you use the old version 1.2.8? Or are you using 1.2.9?
(It took me a while to find the list of forma
2 Göran Roseen
Thanx for tip, but it is not exactly what I am looking for. This timestamp just
shows the time increment since logging is started. I am looking rather for time
difference between logged events.
I found that for timestamp can be used char r, wh
hi all!
i have a problem configuring the log4net rollingfileappender. my
application is structured as followed:
web_root
+-application main
+-bin
+-main
+- log.txt
+- . (all the other files)
Web.config
here is my Web.config:
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