I have an implementation of IObjectRenderer that formulates XML for all System.Exception objects. I have validated that I have configured the renderer correctly, and my renderer is being loaded at runtime. I have a custom layout and appender that are all working as expected. This is the only component that doesn't seem to be working.
I don't think I'm clear on what to do with the textWriter, and how the contents get rendered. RenderObject() returns void. I think my content is simply not being handled correctly. I crate an XmlTextWriter object using the textWriter instance, write the XML to that, flush, and close...but where to go from there? I can debug the content and see that it's correct. But the renderer simply isn't doing anything with it. The beta version provided a RenderException() method on the DefaultRenderer that could be overridden, and returned a string. Now I feel like I'm trying to fit a round peg into a square hole. Any help at all would be appreciated. The answer isn't clear from any examples I've been able to find... Thanks, Corey Graham
