Would it be possible to make the LAB a logging target in log4net?
That way we could reuse features provided by LAB such as MSMQ.
Just a thought
Cheers
Matthew James Easlea
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> From: Simon Wallis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, 24 September 2004 5:45 AM
> To
Hi,
I’m wondering if anybody uses an XSL file or GUI to
graphically display the configuration of their Log4Net XML Configuration? While
I don’t find it too hard to read the log4net format, some basic users
would appreciate a graphical representation of the configuration. I was going
to
Have you tried using DebugView from Sys Internals to watch internal log4net
debug messages?
To do this you have to add a debug=true flag to the top of your log4net
configuration document. The required steps for enabling internal log4net
debugging are detailed in the log4net FAQ.
I've used DebugVi
SI package for people like us. I
would definitely share any findings I have.
Let me know if you
have other suggestions.
Thanks
Jiho
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From: Matthew Easlea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004
11:53 PM
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Jiho,
I’m wondering how you went deploying
Log4Net.dll into the GAC.
I have found some references to using Strong
Names in the log4net code, but I haven’t seen any documentation in the
FAQ about how to install log4net into the GAC. Did you have to recompile
log4net to
Has anybody out there made a webpage that shows logging event in real time?
E.g. Box A and Box B have log4net running and posts log message to Box C
where an ASP.NET application is running that would show all log messages as
they occur?
Cheers
Matthew James Easlea
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>times. When a file is reopened for writing (e.g. when the app is
> >restarted) the footer would have to be stripped off before
> writing the
> >next events. This does not sit very neatly with the
> overwrite or append
> >modes that we currently open the file with. I unde
XmlLayout output
goes, then a well-formed XML file would be:
]>
http://log4net.sourceforge.net/";>
&data;
This approach enforces the independence of the XmlLayout and the appender
where it is embedded.
Nicko
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> From: Matthew Easlea [mailt
her smtp server. You just have to
make sure your admin has set up the server to allow smtp traffic. I had to
make a special request to have it done. Hope that helps.
Eric
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From: Matthew Easlea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 1:37 AM
To: log4net-user@l
Hi,
When I use XMLLayout using the rolling file appender is there anyway for it
to create valid XML files. By this I mean with opening and closing
tag etc?
Cheers
Matthew James Easlea
Hi,
Has anybody had to use the Log4Net SMTP adapter to talk to a Microsoft
Exchange Server in a corporate environment before?
Cheers
Matthew James Easlea
some small improvements to the code below and will post if anybody
is interested.
Cheers
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From: Matthew Easlea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 4 May 2004 10:17 AM
To: log4net-user@logging.apache.org
Subject: COM and VB6 with Log4net?
Peoples,
I have the situation where I
Peoples,
I have the situation where I 70% of my components are written in .NET, but
quite few large legacy components are hanging around in VB6.
I would like to consolidate my logging framework, and as all the vb6
components use the same custom built logging class, I would like to change
the vb6
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