Hello,
I now have different console appenders according to the specific level
I use. I have a problem appender, an info appender and a debug
appender. I use filters and tresholds to limit the levels these
appenders process.
However, the only difference between them is the conversion pattern
that
Hello all,
I have been asked to compare the Log4Net library with the Microsoft patterns
practices Logging Application Block.
I have searched this forum but can't find anyone who has asked this question
previously. I would have thought this is a common topic.
Does anyone know if this type of
Hi all,
Does anyone know of an application that is capable of loading a log file
that has been written to using the RollingFileAppender? I know there's
the Log4Net Viewer and Chainsaw, but I think these applications just
listen to UDP packets, and I need to examine historical logs in files.
I
Hello Ian,
you can check out Log4View (www.log4view.com).
Besides the genuine UdpAppender and a special TcpAppender, Log4View can also
open log files, which are created by log4net's FileAppender and
RollingFileAppender using the XmlLayout.
Log4View normally show messages sorted by date but
Hello,
Unfortunately we're not using the XmlLayout in our RollingFileAppender. Here's
the layout we're using:
layout type=log4net.Layout.PatternLayout
param name=Header value=---Start of session---#xD;#xA; /
param name=Footer value=---End of session---#xD;#xA; /
Hello Ian,
the current version of Log4View can only parse XML formatted messages.
I am thinking about adding a pattern layout parser in the next version, but I'm
not sure, if it will parse all kind of patterns flawlessly. There are a lot of
conceivable patterns that lead to quite ambiguous log
Audit will require transactions, which is to say that the calling code
needs
to know if the Audit message has been persisted or not before it can
continue.
From the log4net FAQ on the Apache site:
Is log4net a reliable logging system?
No. log4net is not reliable. It is a best-effort and
Log4j's Chainsaw can parse files written using a RollingFileAppender - on the
Chainsaw side, use a LogFilePatternReceiver (the Welcome tab in Chainsaw has a
'view example receiver configuration' toolbar button which contains an example
xml configuration). The JavaDoc for LogFilePatternReceiver
Hi Scott,
I didn't know Chainsaw could parse log files, so thanks for that. I'm
giving it a go now, but the conversion pattern is a little complex:
layout type=log4net.Layout.PatternLayout
param name=Header value=---Start of session---#xD;#xA; /
param name=Footer value=---End of
For my purposes, Log4net is better in every respect. I wish I knew this
two years ago.
I am the architect for a medium-sized distributed project that is
perhaps in the 200-300K lines category. We started with EntLib logging
but never really enjoyed it - the configs and the lack of
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