omoting: I try it with a WinForm client, and was fine, but i give
up trying to config a WPF client (I should spent more time on it).
Remoting it's very slow with many messages, but a TCP one should be slow
too :) .
But what kind of advantages we could have using a Tcp-Appender instead a
Remo
;
> 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
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 e
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 will be fine I will publish it.
I would like to ask to you: any advice about it?
I kn
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
> 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 conn
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
ve-diagnosis of customer problems.
>
> So I wonder if you guys could create a TCP appender? I guess many
> people would love that, too :-)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Best regards,
>
> Immo Landwerth
> Software Developer
> __
>
&g
e. For the purposes of our
company performance is not an issue but we use this tool for live-diagnosis of
customer problems.
So I wonder if you guys could create a TCP appender? I guess many people would
love that, too :-)
Thanks,
Best regards,
Immo Landwerth
Software
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