(in case someone will need it)
it worked when I used other constructor of LoggingEvent:
logEvent = new LoggingEvent(ThisDeclaringType,
log.Logger.Repository,
log.Logger.Name, Level.Info, message,
null);
logEvent.Properties[propertyName] = propertyValue;
log.Logger.Log(logEvent);
Best Regards
Tomek
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Tomek Romanowski
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From: Romanowski Tomasz [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 1:32 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: setting global, thread and event context properties
Hi !
I would like to log values set on different levels of context.
For global and thread context I managed to use Properties of these.
Then I wanted to log a value on event level.
The only way I figured out (I'm log4net beginner) was to use LoggingEvent:
This is how I log information:
// global context
const string AgentVersionKey = "AgentVersion";
const string AgentIDKey = "AgentID";
const string MACKey = "MAC";
const string VolumeIDKey = "VolumeID";
const string BIOSIDKey = "BIOSID";
// thread context
const string TTUserIDKey = "TTUserID";
const string TTClientIDKey = "TTClientID";
// event context
const string CallOperKey = "CallOper";
public static void LogInformation(string callingOperation, string info,
params object[] args)
{
string message;
message = String.Format(info, args);
LoggingEvent logEvent;
LoggingEventData logData;
logData = new LoggingEventData();
logData.TimeStamp = DateTime.Now;
logData.Level = Level.Info;
logData.Properties = new log4net.Util.PropertiesDictionary();
logData.Properties[CallOperKey] = callingOperation;
logData.Message = message;
logEvent = new LoggingEvent(ThisDeclaringType,
log.Logger.Repository, logData);
log.Logger.Log(logEvent);
}
while layout pattern is like this:
<conversionPattern value=">>%date [%3thread] %-5level
BIOSID:%property{BIOSID} VolumeID:%property{VolumeID} MAC:%property{MAC} Agent
Ver.:%property{AgentVersion} Agent ID:%property{AgentID} User:%username
TTUser:%-15property{TTUserID}
TTClient:%-15property{TTClientID}%newline%property{CallOper} -
%message%newline" />
My problem is, that when I'm logging code created event, I have null values for
all non-event set properties, like BIOSID, MAC etc.
CallOper, which is the only property set on event, has right value.
Initially I just used log.Info to log information, and then all then BIOSID,
MAC were present in logs.
What I'm doing wrong ?
BTW.
If I create loggingevent, then am I responsible for setting its call properties
? (I've noticed, that Timestamp was empty, that's why now I assign it in my
code).
Best Regards
Tomek
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Tomek Romanowski
