Is it possible to explicitly turn logging
on for Debug, Warn and Fatal messages. In other words only the specified log
levels should be recorded and no other messages like Info and Error should be
recorded? Currently in the log4Net examples it allows to specify just one
loglevel (ie either
Hi Mathew,
We decided to write to c:\\temp on the
Server.
thank you and appreicate your
reply.
With warm regards,ShivaShiva
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Hi Mathew,
We decided to write to c:\\temp on the
Server.
thank you and appreicate your
reply.
With warm regards,ShivaShiva
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I believe the proper way to do this is to add a filter to each appender to filter based on level, and then attach both appenders to the root logger
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/manual/configuration.html#filters
On 4/6/06, Saurabh Dani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Does RollingFileAppender support writing files through http? I doubt that it does. You should configure your RollingLogFileAppender to point to a directory (with c:\blah\blah) syntax or look into using a network-aware appender like RemotingAppender, etc.
On 4/5/06, Ganapatiraju, Shiva (OCFS) <[EMAI
Greetings All,Is it possible to write to more than one appenders? In the FAQs I read that it is possible to do so, but could not find an example.I would like to write the debug logs to a fileappender (if debug logging is turned on), and info logs to a database. Is this possible with log4net?Tha