RE: root level logger using other logger level

Thanks Rob, now I get it. I'll try the level filter... sounds perfect. Don Taylor From: Rob Prouse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 30, 2008 4:18 AM To: Log4NET User Subject: RE: root level logger using other logger level Don, The root logger does not inherit the other lo

RE: Filter NHibernate logging

Are all of your log names based on namespaces that all derive from a minimal number of root namespaces such as your company name? If so, don't set up a root logger, just set up loggers for those root namespaces. Another option is to add a LoggerMatchFilter to your appenders. That filter should

Filter NHibernate logging

Hello Is it possible to filter out the NHibernate logs from my application logs via the XML config file. The logging is working great but I am finding that the inclusion of the NHibernate logs is way to verbose for my needs and that the information I am really interested in is being 'lost' (or

RE: root level logger using other logger level

Don, The root logger does not inherit the other logger levels, all of your other logger levels below root inherit the appenders from the root logger. So your EnterpriseApplicationIntegration will inherit the root appender and log to trafficControl.log. You have two choices here, 1. Add