You could create a flag and initialize it to false. Then, if an error
occurs, set it to true and check it at the end of the run. If it's true,
then email the log file.
Brian Sanders
Connextions Application Support
407-926-2411 x468
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From: koala993 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Are you sure it's log4net that's causing the issue? I'd post the config
file. Make sure you don't have an extra < or > in the file anywhere. Open
the config file in something that does syntax highlighting.
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Subject: Log4net not working as expected
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 16:41:04 -0500
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Hello,
I have an issue with log4net that I was sure was not an issue before. I have
a project which is made up of a few other projects. There's an exe and 4
other dlls. Logging from the exe works while logging from the dlls does not.
Like I say, I know this has worked before. I've read thru the do
