I want to have my ASP.NET application write lines to a log somewhere. Write to IIS log from an ASP.NET application. This writes to the IIS log file. Nov 08, 2009 Dear All, I just want to ask you something about is writing log file for asp.net project. I want to do is whenever exception is occur I want write error log. You can use the asp.net health monitoring facility to capture all the events and log to any data store. The datastore can be a file or the event viewer or to an sql.
To capture the Debug.Write and Debug.WriteLine use the. Of course you have to compile with Debug=true or else the functions is not called at all. So the Debug.Write is a good way only for test in real time and debug your application and not a solution to keep log on the errors in general. For the case that you like to save the errors I think that you need to ether use one library of the other user suggestions, or write direct on event viewer your errors. Ps: For some reason the version 4. Maxsea Time Zero Keygen Windows 8 - Software 2017 more. 78 is not working on my windows xp and I switch back to 4.77. What I usually do is to use a 3rd-party logging framework and configure the framework through configuration files (i.e.
No need to recompile). The frameworks I have used are: • - Which has a lot of so called 'appenders' to write to different targets like Windows Event Log or a database or a log file. • - A logging framework that is a bit easier to use than log4net. You have to insert the appropriate log function calls in your application to actually trigger a log entry being created. Since your question title states that you want to write to the same log (file) as IIS does; I have no idea how to solve this requirement (left alone that I cannot imagine a reason why you would do this).