RE: Performance Issues - log4net with Visual Basic 2005

log4net works synchronously and in general this will be the most performant option. Appenders that talk over the network can introduce high latencies and for these some form of asynchronous processing may be more appropriate. The costs associated with an appender are not incurred if the appender

RE: RollingFileAppender thread safety

log4net is thread safe as it says in the FAQ. How log4net implements this with regards to individual appenders is not really important. The docs for the RollingFileAppender are correct, the members of the type are not thread safe, but this is not relevant unless you want to programmatically acces

RE: RollingFileAppender thread safety

I also have the same question. Thanks for bringing this up. It was my understanding that log4net was threadsafe. Please clarify. Thanks, Ramesh

RE: Double configuration and SmtpAppender configuration

Loggers can only have one level. If you need to have more control over the logging performed by an appender you can set its level. If that is not sufficient you can attach several different filters to the appender that determine if the event should be output, you can even write your own filters. h

RE: log4NET from a class library (dll)

If you DLL is part of an application that is not using log4net or if you want the configuration for you assembly to be loaded from a different config file to that for the rest of the application, you need create a separate logging Repository for your assembly (DLL). If you want to configure log4ne

RollingFileAppender thread safety

I need to use the RollingFileAppender in a multi-threaded application. The documentation is a little confusing when it comes to thread safety. The general FAQ says log4net is thread-safe, but the appender's documentation says it's not. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to use the Rolling

Re: log4NET from a class library (dll)

Ramesh, The overloaded XmlConfigurator.Configure method maybe what you need, one of the overloads takes a FileInfo. http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/sdk/index.html If your dll is running in the same AppDomain as the exe that is using it, you may run into problems as the EXE wil

log4NET from a class library (dll)

Hello, I want to log messages from a class library(dll).This dll is called by a third party application on which I have no control. In other words, I cannot make the third party application read a app.config file. A dll by its very nature does not allow loading of app.config file. I am also

Double configuration and SmtpAppender configuration

Hi, I need some help.   1) I want to configure log level for Log4net.MainForm logger in the following maner:              root>               logg