Random question, but is the "+" in "FileAppender+MinimalLock" some
sort of special notation? Haven't seen this before...
And I wish I had realized there was an ExclusiveLock lockingtype I
could use back when I was working on an application in which we
noticed it was slowing down considerably becau
If you name your loggers after your class's full name, this works out naturally.
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/manual/introduction.html#hierarchy
Getting a logger with the name "Namespace1.Namespace2.ClassName" will
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Can you share your logging configuration?On 4/19/06, ruchika baruah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I am having a problem with Log4net. I am using log4net 1.2.0. I have a asp.net , c# web application running in windows2000 server. When the application is placed in any folder and created a virtua
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
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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
Is there a reason why there are no appender-ref's in the root element? I would start there...I think the next step someone would ask is if you see anything using the internal log4net logging.
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What failed to start up? Your app, or the logging?You'll really need to share your log4net configuration and some examples of how you are configuring the log4net system. I've used log4net on dozens of projects and never seen it cause a defect in the app itself.
On 3/9/06, Charles T. Schwope <[EMAIL
Sorry for the newbie question, but can anyone point me in the direction of a tutorial on how to get Chainsaw working with log4net files? I'm just using a simple (Rolling) LogFileAppender...
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Are you by any chance using the MinimalLock attribute?But out of the last you gave, I would assume SMTP to be the most "blocking" of all..On 2/7/06,
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If you have an assembly attribute
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then there is no need to manually call Configure() later in your code.
In fact, I would guess that that second call to Configure was the
problem that prevented any logging (alon
I don't think anyone is going to be able to help you without some
examples from the code, your log4net configuration, etc...
On 1/20/06, Elio B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Ramaa you should probably note though that the constant locking and
unlocking has a real noticable effect on performance, at least at
DEBUG settings, at least in my experience.
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I don't remember ever having a problem using log4net 1.2.9 from a VS
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The programmatic way is to use ConfigureAndWatch, or set Watch=true in
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Is Class1 a logger or a class that happens to have a logger?
Either way, you're going to want to create different appenders for the
different log files.
Have you looked into using a config file to handle configuration? Much easier.
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For most people, it's far more annoying for the application to fail because of a logging error than because of a true application error:
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/faq.html#reliabilityIs log4net a reliable logging system?No. log4net is not reliable. It is a best-effort and fail-stop
Do you get any sort of exception logged anyway?
What does "the application ended" mean exactly with your problem? With
Asp.NET, usually that means that the application has restarted..
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Is there any reason why 1.2.9 hasn't been given the "final" tag yet?
Seems to me like most people are using this beta9 release as if it was
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Why are you not using a config file? That would be the (far) easiest way...On 11/25/05, Philip Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Do you have a call to XmlConfigurator?On 11/22/05, Wagner, Wolfgang (LfF-R) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Just a warning though, in my experience with MinimalLock, it slows down
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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
"computationally expensive", i.e., concatenating stringsOn 11/18/05, Castrianni, Chris {PBSG} <
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Isn't datePattern the parameter to specify when the rollover should
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No config files are allowed? That sounds like a nightmare of a project :(
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With log4net internal debugging turned on, an attempt to create an EventLogAppender for a web application is failing:
[3616] log4net: XmlHierarchyConfigurator: Setting Property [Layout] to object [log4net.Layout.PatternLayout]
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Take a look at the AcceptOnMatch property.On 9/29/05, Søren M. Olesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
HiIs it possible to negate a filter. I.e. instead og letting matched througt,
it should stop matched from getting through.Lets say I want to remove lines containing the word SQL from my log, how doI se
A 4000 character column seems ridiculously large anyway, even if you
went with varchar to save space (as Georg pointed out, a single row in
that table would take up 8k of disk space).
Why not just use text columns?On 9/25/05, Georg Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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How are you configuring the logger(s)?On 9/13/05, Eric Fetzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all! Sorry if this has been discussed before, I'mnew to this user group and don't know how to search asof yet.We are using log4net for logging (go figure) and havea problem every other day. We've na
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