Comercial logger

[Mirs]

I want to add a logger to my C# application. I prefer to use a ready library
instead of using my own text file.
Is there some public/commercial libraries that make the job?
Regards
Mirs

 

[Stefan Hoffmann]

hi Mirs,

I want to add a logger to my C# application. I prefer to use a ready library
instead of using my own text file.
Is there some public/commercial libraries that make the job?

E.g.:

Logging Application Block:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc512464.aspx

http://logging.apache.org/log4net/


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[Peter]

I want to add a logger to my C# application. I prefer to use a ready
library instead of using my own text file.
Is there some public/commercial libraries that make the job?
Regards
Mirs

What about "Common.Logging"?
http://csharp-source.net/open-source/logging/common-logging

This is a wrapper for several different concrete logging tools.

/Peter

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[Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )]

I want to add a logger to my C# application. I prefer to use a ready library
instead of using my own text file.
Is there some public/commercial libraries that make the job?
Regards
Mirs

log4net is very popular

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

I want to add a logger to my C# application. I prefer to use a ready library
instead of using my own text file.
Is there some public/commercial libraries that make the job?

http://logging.apache.org/log4net/

Arne

 

[Mirs]

Thanks all,
Making some inspection in CodeProject I've came across Nlog
(http://www.codeproject.com/KB/trace/nlog.aspx) which seems to be very
powerful.
Is it recommended also by programmers here?
Regards
Mirs

 

[Peter]

Thanks all,
Making some inspection in CodeProject I've came across Nlog
(http://www.codeproject.com/KB/trace/nlog.aspx) which seems to be
very powerful. Is it recommended also by programmers here? Regards
Mirs

I have never used NLog - but I've used log4net a lot, and have found it
very good and easy to use. I have also used enterprise library logging
application block, and I don't really like it (I prefer the simplicity
of log4net).

But take a look at Common.Logging for .net - here you use a common
interface to logging from your program, and at deploy/configuration
time you specify exactly what logging provider to use. This could be
log4net, enterprise library, or nlog.

/Peter

 

[Stefan Hoffmann]

hi Peter,

But take a look at Common.Logging for .net - here you use a common
interface to logging from your program, and at deploy/configuration
time you specify exactly what logging provider to use. This could be

The delayed parameter evaluation by using lambdas is pretty cool:

log.Debug(m => m("value= {0}", obj.Value));



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