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I needed to do something very similar. What I did was
to create my own logging class which wraps Log4NET. This class implements
ILogger. I use the Logger.Log() method to log my message. The key
here is that I then have access to the actual LoggingEvent object.
LoggingEvent contains a PropertiesCollection. You can use the
LoggingEvent.Properties collection to add your own custom values. For
example, LoggingEvent.Properties["MyCustomValue"]. Then, when you need to
use it in your ADONETAppender, it is as simple as saying "%P{MyCustomValue}" in
your ConversionPattern.
I'm not sure if that is the best way, but so far so
good. ;) From: Patrick Cheng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 3:46 AM To: Log4NET User Subject: Question on Logging customized information Hi,
I would like to log some
data via ADONETAppender into my own log table.
Say, my table LOG has column A(varchar(100)) and B
(varchar(100)).
I do not want to log the default information such
as %logger %thread %logdate etc...
instead i want to log my own A and B values into
the database.
I am able to get it done if i only have one
value , ie, A, by setting PatternLayout = "%m",
and calling the log.Debug("test"), the "test" will
go into the db.
but is there a way to pass in more than 1 value?
(the worst case, i will concatenate A and B into 1
string and break it down in sql statement... but any alternative?)
Thank you,
Pat
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