I am using the RollingFileAppender and have configured it to roll by date
without specifying a DatePattern parameter. When I did that, it would log
properly from 12:00AM midnight to 11:59AM, but the moment it hit 12:00PM noon,
it would roll over on top of itself and start rewriting in the same
Hi, I'm writing a web service that takes a LoggingEvent object as a parameter
(sent via a custom appender that makes calls to this web service). I would like
the web service to take these events and route them back into log4net. Thus,
log4net would be used by the web service to do all the actual
The log4net docs say we should use onlyFixPartialEventData=true because the
location information is "extremely" slow to generate.
I can live without the class name, method name, line number, but the logger
name is necessary. Otherwise how do you know where in your code base the event
came from?
Hi, I created a log4net.snk file using sn.exe, but I'm having trouble in
Release mode. Debug works fine, and if I use AssemblyKeyFile("") in
AssemblyInfo.cs instead of putting the path to the .snk file in the parameters,
then Release mode also works fine. So I think something is messed up with m
How is one supposed to view the XML documentation for log4net that is
generated by Visual Studio .NET (2003)? The VS command Tools|Build Comment
Web Pages doesn't process many of the tags (e.g., , ) that are in
the C# source.
I'd expected to find the answer in the FAQ but didn't. Some of the us
How is one supposed to view the XML documentation for log4net that is
generated by Visual Studio .NET (2003)? The VS command Tools|Build Comment
Web Pages doesn't process many of the tags (e.g., , ) that are in
the C# source.
I'd expected to find the answer in the FAQ but didn't. Some of the us
Yes, you are correct. I looked at my code again and realized I didn't
have an a exception that would have stack trace information.
Now that I have the stack trace information, is there a way to break it
out into a separate field (other than the message field)? Or, is the
exception information al
I need to be able to ignore specific exceptions in log4net from within the
config file (specifically, the ThreadAbortException). I can't see any way
of doing this with the existing functionality, so was going to write a
custom filter to do it. It would appear, however, that I can't get the
Except
%m baiscally calls ToString() on the exception. Are you sure you
exception contains stack information.
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