Title:
Excelent Artical
Name:
Mallik
Date:
7/2/2009 6:15:27 AM
Comment:
This is superb article for Log4Net, I want to know about log4net more and more, can you please give me some URLs or send meterials on Log4Net? My mail id is rao.net4@gmail.com
Thanks
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Title:
Great Article
Name:
Mahanth
Date:
6/19/2008 12:08:36 PM
Comment:
This is a very Great article to get a complete knowledge of log4net.
Thanks for the article.
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Title:
missing step in application
Name:
a
Date:
2/6/2008 4:15:02 AM
Comment:
The one part missing in the application is a call to log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator.Configure();
before calling GetLogger
log = LogManager.GetLogger("WebForm1");
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Title:
no logging bwing done
Name:
Priya Hurry
Date:
12/25/2007 5:08:08 AM
Comment:
Hello...I have done exactly what you have been doing...I have tried with the sample application as well...but not log is being changed...
When I debug the application, I can see that the isDebugEnabled,isInfoEnabled,isWarnEnabled,isErrorEnabled,isFatalEnabled is false....Do u think that this is the problem??
Pls reply me on prya.hurry@dcdm.intnet.mu....thanx
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Title:
Untitled
Name:
Harry
Date:
8/17/2007 8:56:59 PM
Comment:
Why is this Dick Author not responding to any of the Questions posted by Readers ??
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Title:
Hello this is chary, I have one question
Name:
Rameswara chary
Date:
8/16/2007 9:27:37 AM
Comment:
Hello Srivastava,
Its good, but i have one question. That is can't we have a global logger which can be declared in Global.asax.cs. That can be used throught the Application.Instead declaring in each and every class.
Regards,
chary.
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Title:
question
Name:
brucenan
Date:
8/9/2007 10:51:04 PM
Comment:
If I put the log4net into lower layer component, and use it in ASP.Net project, why I can't generate the log file?
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Title:
Nice article, great explanation
Name:
pradeep
Date:
8/3/2007 6:41:18 AM
Comment:
This is a great article, and proved really helpful.
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Title:
log4Net Extension
Name:
prapro
Date:
6/11/2007 3:02:21 AM
Comment:
Really a good article on Log4Net. what will be the best way to have the EventID in the event viewer.
Please provide a sample example.
Thanks
Prapro
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Title:
Worked for me
Name:
Andrew Young
Date:
4/11/2007 8:12:45 AM
Comment:
Hi Anubhav,
I was looking for some guidance on setting up the log4net & your article got me going in no time. :)
Thanks so much for this article...it saved me a lot of time.
Best wishes
Andrew Young
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Title:
Out of date
Name:
KG
Date:
12/5/2006 1:44:31 PM
Comment:
I can't get this to work. I'm using VS2005 and ASP.NET 2.0. I think maybe this example is out of date?
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Title:
thankU
Name:
Bobby
Date:
12/3/2006 12:42:19 PM
Comment:
thanks for UR Article, this hwlped me a little in learning log4net
please send other urls of log4net like this articles if Possible
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Title:
Very good
Name:
Viklas
Date:
11/22/2006 7:09:32 AM
Comment:
Nice and straight to the point.
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Title:
DotnetSpace simple log4net example
Name:
DotnetSpace simple log4net example
Date:
10/26/2006 2:02:39 PM
Comment:
This is a very practical guide on how to start using log4net quickly:
http://www.dotnetspace.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=26
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Title:
Great ... simple yet informative
Name:
shahar shelly
Date:
9/26/2006 8:55:14 AM
Comment:
This is great info presented in simple and easy to understand way.I like it and hope it will be useful for many
it sure got me started...
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Title:
Nice
Name:
Fback
Date:
9/6/2006 8:19:34 AM
Comment:
Paravaledu kani deepga kavali
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Title:
Incomlpete in one sense
Name:
Aidit
Date:
8/4/2006 5:31:15 AM
Comment:
hi!
this is a beautiful article and will definately give a heads up to many people but you forgot to talk about logging in a database.
you should have some info around that too.
sorry dude u misssed to complete it.
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Title:
Need help
Name:
Raj
Date:
7/11/2006 8:54:44 AM
Comment:
Thanks for this helpful article.I am trying to add a new config named as log4Net.Config. when i am trying to write this line
"[assembly: log4net.Config.DOMConfigurator(ConfigFile="filename",ConfigFileExtension="log4net",Watch=true)]"
It is giving error like ConfigFile not declared ,ConfigFileExtension not declared.
as u said to write the code in same web cofig That's is working fine.
Can u guide for this?
Thanks in advance
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Title:
Log4net
Name:
J. Pinky
Date:
7/3/2006 4:33:36 AM
Comment:
A good comprehensive explanation for a beginner to log4net
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Title:
Helpful tips
Name:
Ryan
Date:
6/1/2006 5:39:18 PM
Comment:
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Title:
Thanks
Name:
Ryan
Date:
6/1/2006 5:36:22 PM
Comment:
I found this article very helpful,
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Title:
Very Helpful
Name:
Greg
Date:
5/6/2006 1:02:09 AM
Comment:
A very helpful article. I've used log4net in desktop apps for years, but have just now started using it to debug my ASP.NET apps.
For some reason, in my ASP.NET app I had to make an additional call to DOMConfigurator.Configure() after the LogManager.GetLogger() call, even though I placed the attribute in the AssemblyInfo.cs file.
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Title:
Visual Studio 2005 + C# + log4net + .NET 2.0 + ASPs
Name:
Joao Lopes
Date:
3/1/2006 11:00:52 AM
Comment:
There's a full example on how to this at the following url:
http://www.adaptableobjects.com
The example covers Visual Studio 2005 + C# + log4net + .NET 2.0 + ASPs.
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Title:
exelent explanation
Name:
harshada
Date:
2/28/2006 5:33:25 AM
Comment:
thax anubhav for giving us the info. about log4net in the easiest manner.
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Title:
Reading from web.config
Name:
sridhar kidambi
Date:
11/28/2005 8:05:36 AM
Comment:
i want to read the file name(log) from web.config.
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Title:
Doesn't Scale
Name:
Jay R. Wren
Date:
11/11/2005 9:04:09 AM
Comment:
This is great for debugging and this information does fill an excellent introductory configuration gap for log4net.
Unfortunately it doesn't scale. The log4net logger is based on a singleton and singletons are only unique(for lack of a better word) within a single app domain. As soon as asp.net worker processes are increased or utilize another app domain, logging will fail (or be incomplete).
The only solution which I am aware of is to use something other than a file. Use the EventLog or Database appenders. If you really want a file appender, you would need to write some kind of logging server and use remoting or some other method to communicate to the server, the messages to be logged.
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Title:
Great Information
Name:
Dipan Roy
Date:
11/11/2005 5:49:14 AM
Comment:
This is great information presented in simple and easy to understand way.I like it and hope it will be usage for many.
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Title:
log file not created
Name:
sridhar kidambi
Date:
11/9/2005 4:31:02 AM
Comment:
i did the same way as given in the article but, i could not get anything written on log file .Is there anything wrong
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Title:
Re: how to view??
Name:
Ash
Date:
11/2/2005 6:44:10 PM
Comment:
>how cani view the log file i created? i there a tool to >view it?
My friend the log is a text file...u can simple open it with notepad. There is no tool in log4net to view your logs that i am familiar with. You still have to go through that 2GB of log:)Hope this answers your question
Regards,
Ash
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Title:
how to view??
Name:
itay bar
Date:
11/2/2005 2:38:41 PM
Comment:
how cani view the log file i created? i there a tool to view it?
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Title:
Awesome stuff!
Name:
Piyush Arya
Date:
7/12/2005 5:50:43 AM
Comment:
This is precisely what I had been looking for. I had been trying to get hold of some sample guide that would demonstrate the bare essentials. Found it lacking in the log4net documentation.
Great job Ash dude!
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Title:
Why not working?
Name:
Leo
Date:
6/20/2005 1:26:27 PM
Comment:
Hi, Ash,
Thanks for put together this clear instruction for how to use log4net.
I am not sure why the code I downloaded from this site is not working. These are what I have done:
1. I set a virtual directory: LogHelloWorld, and point it to the LogHelloWorld folder I created. This folder contain all the code I downloaded.
2. In the project, I set a reference to log4net.dll in the LogHelloWorld/bin folder.
When I run the the code and click the button, nothing has logged in LogHelloWorld/LogHelloWorld.log file.
Have I missed something here?
Thanks,
Leo
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Title:
Great Article for a Winform Application
Name:
Tom Gilkison
Date:
1/12/2005 2:15:56 AM
Comment:
If you are working with an ASP.NET application and want to use log4net, you should read my log4net tutorial that deals with the security issues of ASP.NET:
log4net Tutorial: Using log4net in an ASP.NET Application
http://tom.gilki.org/programming/net/120604/
Here's a couple lines of code that may come in handy...
log4net.Config.DOMConfigurator.Configure(new System.IO.FileInfo(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetupInformation.ConfigurationFile) );
log4net.ILog log = log4net.LogManager.GetLogger(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType);
Cheers!
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Title:
Excellent Article
Name:
Raja Narayanan
Date:
1/4/2005 2:43:23 AM
Comment:
we are using log4net in java side and the information provided by u is great. The same component we can use in .Net too. This info i get from ur web site only. Thanks. Great job.
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Title:
Re: Log4net WMI support
Name:
Ash
Date:
12/10/2004 1:54:53 AM
Comment:
Hi Priya,
WMI is not supported by log4net but you can make custom extensions. You should check out the article EIF vs log4net(http://www.theserverside.net/blogs/showblog.tss?id=EIF_vs_log4net)
I have never tried implementing WMI functionality and the only other person i know who has done this is Daniel Cazzulino. Check out the link
http://www.theserverside.net/news/thread.tss?thread_id=27317#130004
Daniel is a nice guy ask him to send you some sample code and he might.
Daniel's Blog: http://weblogs.asp.net/cazzu
Regards,
Ash
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Title:
Log4net WMI support
Name:
Priya
Date:
12/9/2004 11:43:46 PM
Comment:
Hello Ash,
I'd like to know how to implement the extra functionality for WMI that is supported by EIF, and how you can implement it using custom extensions with Log4net.
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Title:
Geat info
Name:
S Kumarmanngal
Date:
12/7/2004 9:41:30 PM
Comment:
This is great info presented in simple and easy to understand way.I like it and hope it will be useful for many.
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