I messed around with it, and it looks like you have to use
a UDP appender. I would like to use it with regular files as well, but I'm
not sure it does that.
I found this post that helped me configure
it:
Jason
From: Matthew Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 9:21 AM
To: Log4NET User
Subject: Re: Log4Net Viewer
On 2/13/06, Scott
Deboy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi Richard, Göran:
Göran Roseen <goran <at> roseen.se> writes:
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> Hi Richard!
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> I would very much like to see what you
> have. I will do my best to give you constructive feedback...
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> There are two major log viewers out there
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> Chainsaw ( http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/chainsaw.html)
> - which in my opinion is too focused on log4j and an Apache/Java environment
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> L4N Dashboard (http://www.l4ndash.com/ ) -
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> Sincerely,
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Regarding Chainsaw V2 -
We've taken significant steps to ensure Chainsaw V2 is useful to other logging
frameworks, by providing 'receivers' that can process logs in almost any format
you have, accessible from anywhere you may have them.
Examples that can be used by other frameworks:
UDPReceiver - receive events over UDP (log4net can use this one)
LogFilePatternReceiver - process text log files available from a URL
VFSLogFilePatternReceiver - process text log files available through
VFS-supported file systems (ssh, etc.)
CustomSQLDBReceiver - process events stored in a database - you specify the SQL
XMLSocketReceiver - process events sent as XML via TCP (log4perl, log4cxx,
java.util.logging may use this receiver)
If there is a log4net xml format that you'd like us to support, let us know.
Scott
