Hi Dean, Thank you for your reply.
You gave me the answer I was looking for. What I didn't know was how to find the log4net configuration file in the root or logs directory. Your demo app and LoggingGoodies class were very useful too. Thank you once again. Adriano Labate -----Message d'origine----- De : Dean Fiala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : vendredi, 1 septembre 2006 16:03 À : 'Log4NET User' Objet : RE: Using log4net with web services Adriano, Working with log4Net and webservices would be very similar to working with a web application. You could initialize it on the service page itself, but doing it in the global.asax is probably a better way to go. I prefer the XML configuration option using a separate config file. I have a little demo app for doing all this here. http://www.vpsw.com/log4net/default.aspx The source code can be found zipped here http://www.vpsw.com/log4net/files/LogTheWorldC.zip If you are going to log to a file or the windows Event Log, you will need to take a couple of extra steps to configure your server. To log to a file, you'll need to give write permissions to the ASP.NET user on the directory the file is located. For setting up the Event Log, check out http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;329291. HTH, Dean Fiala Chief Technology Officer Celadon Laboratories, Inc. http://www.celadonlabs.com Microsoft MVP -----Original Message----- From: Adriano Labate [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 3:41 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Using log4net with web services Hi I would like to use log4net to log from a web service (asmx file). I am quite new to web services and .NET but I've uses log4j for long years before. Could anyone give me some advice about how integrate log4net with web services ? Where/how to initialize it ? Where/how to configure it? Is there something specific to web services, i.e its stateless behavior ? Best regards Adriano Labate
