Hi,After not being able to solve this myself, I'm looking for some sort of best practise solution to a problem that I'm facing: My app (console app) has 2 appdomains, both of which need to log. In an ideal world, they would both log to the same place (in this instance a RollingFileAppender) and if
David,
I dont think its possible to share loggers or appenders across
AppDomains, log4net stores them in static structures. It they were
shared they would have to be marshal by ref objects, and then one of the
domains would log a lot slower than the other (as it would have to cross
the domain
Aaron,Thanks very much. You were right, simply modifying the lockingModel attribute was enough! Both my domains are now logging to the same file, which is exactly what I wanted! -David
On 2/17/06, Aaron Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
David,I dont think its possible to share loggers or appenders
Hi
I feel kind of stupid - I don't manage to filter things like I need: I
want to have all loggers triggered above ERROR, except for one logger
which I'd like to trigger on INFO (I'm infortunately using version
1.2.8).
is it possible ?
cheers
Thibaut
set additivity = false for the one logger which you want to keep it at INFO. ShireeshThibaut Barrère <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: HiI feel kind of stupid - I don't manage to filter things like I need: I want to have all loggers triggered above ERROR, except for one logger which I'd like to trigg
What exactly do you want to send?
This is the example from the website:
Here's an example of how to send data using a property:
log4net.GlobalContext.Properties["Today"] = DateTime.Today;
log.Debug("this is my message");
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