Thanks for the replies !
I didn't know about http://logview4net.com/ , very nice: I will take a
look now at it.
I discard the UDP appender because, you know, UDP guarantees neither
that messages arrive, nor that they arrive in the correct order, and I
don't like it in my case.
About Romoting: I
There's the UDP appender and the fine listener here:
http://logview4net.com/ .
Also, as mentioned the RemotingAppender and a fine listener (if I may say
so myself) here: log4netremotelogging.codeplex.
Svante
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 11:56 AM, Pascal ROZE wrote:
> Hello
>
> And the RemotingAppe
Hello
And the RemotingAppender ?
On 22 December 2011 11:23, Michele Lepri wrote:
> Hello all,
> this is my first time here ^^
>
> I can't find any Tcp Appender on the net, and so I'm going to write one
> because I want to use it for monitoring purpose in development environment.
> If the work w
Hi Nicko,
Thanks for your answer.
> > So I wonder if you guys could create a TCP appender? I guess many
> > people would love that, too :-)
>
> We already have 2 TCP appenders - but maybe they are not what
> you want.
>
> The RemotingAppender can be configured to use TCP. This
> allows Loggi
> So I wonder if you guys could create a TCP appender? I guess
> many people would love that, too :-)
We already have 2 TCP appenders - but maybe they are not what you want.
The RemotingAppender can be configured to use TCP. This allows
LoggingEvent objects to be sent over a TCP connection and
Hi Ron,
> Another logging package for .Net is NLog:
>
> http://nlog.sourceforge.net/
>
> The author of that package is working on an NLogViewer program that is a
> single file executable (i.e. NLogViewer.exe). Its not complete yet but
> when it is it will be similiar to Chainsaw. The version in
Another logging package for .Net is NLog:
http://nlog.sourceforge.net/
The author of that package is working on an NLogViewer program that is
a single file executable (i.e. NLogViewer.exe). Its not complete yet
but when it is it will be similiar to Chainsaw. The version in source
control proces
Hi,
> Do you know about Chainsaw:
>
> http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/images/chainsaw-fullscreen.jpg
Yes, I know this tool. In fact, this tools was the biggest inspiration ;-)
Since we use out log viewer also on computers used by customer we cannot
enforce they have
a Java Runtime installe
Do you know about Chainsaw:
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/images/chainsaw-fullscreen.jpg
Its a log viewer that is able to display logging events in real-time
from UDP, files, etc. sources. Its very configurable. You're able to
restrict messages from just certain loggers, certain levels, e
