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Email Address:. Sign me up! Babu Chellathurai. NET Blog Imagination rules…………………. Home About. NET , C. Developers can use the Logging Block to write information to a variety of locations: The event log An e-mail message A database A message queue A text file A WMI event Custom locations using application block extension points This article describes the RollingFileTraceListener extension of the Logging block of version 5.
Step 1 — Setting up the Environment To meet our requirements we only need the following assemblies. LoggingSettings, Microsoft. Trace Listeners This is the main guy who does the listening and you can define the Trace Listener of your choice. We will use the Text formatter. TextFormatter, Microsoft. ExceptionHandlingSettings, Microsoft. TextExceptionFormatter, Microsoft.
LoggingExceptionHandler, Microsoft. This is required. FileName This is the name of the rolling flat file. Footer Additional information contained in the file footer. The default is —————————————-. This is optional. Formatter The formatter to use with this trace listener. Select from the drop-down list. The default is none. Header Additional information contained in the file header. RollFileExistsBehavior This property determines what occurs to an existing file when it rolls over.
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