circumventing multiple write-handler requests from the actual
logging software)
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Regards
Johannes Frank
"Ranjan, Bibhakar"
27.01.2009 12:39
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Hello,
I have two applications let?
I wonder what's so difficult about the word "unsubscribe"? :-D
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Regards
Johannes Frank
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Is there a workaround for that? I mean this can't be intended behaviour :)
But as I interpret your answer, this has most likely something to do with
the Mono Framework, not with log4net, right?
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Regards
Johannes Frank
"Eric Chamberlain" &l
this
problem. Question now is if this is a known Problem which has a fix or if
we have to modify our processing software to ignore these specific bytes
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Regards
Johannes Frank
Hello again!
I'm sorry, I messed the words a little, I don't want to
activate/deactivate loggers but the appenders directly (TCP Appender, UDP
Appender and so on)
or better the person I'm doing this for wants to ;-)
bye,
Johannes Frank
r wants me to implement that somehow inside the code.
Anyone can give me a starting point here?
I've been googling for 5 hours now and haven't come up with anything
useful yet.
Thanx in advance,
Johannes Frank
Hello!
>We have also written a TCP Appender for log4net to support reliable
>transmission of log messages. The TCP appender is supported by Log4View
>but can also be used standalone.
Where can I find your TCP Appender? Your Homepage says nothing about it.
Greetings,
Johannes Frank
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