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FireLogger server-side library for .net About Examples Log4net Configuration Manual Setup is .net server-side library for FireLogger . It's available as NuGet package: PM> Install-Package Sorry , FireLogger works only under Firefox. Examples Some examples Basic usage Easiest way is to use static class FLog . There are 5 log levels. FLog.Debug("DEBUG log level"); FLog.Info("INFO log level"); FLog.Error("ERROR log level"); FLog.Warning("WARNING level"); FLog.Critical("CRITICAL log level"); Each has formatted version: FLog.Info("Request from {0} arrived at {1}", Request.UserHostAddress, DateTime.Now); Test this! Named Logger var logger = FLog.GetLogger("MyLogger"); logger.Debug("This is logged as MyLogger"); logger.Warning("... and also this."); Test this! Exception There is method for exception logging. try { DoSomething(); } catch (Exception ex) { FLog.Exception(ex); } Test this! Log4net Support There is FireLogger appender for log4net . It's available also as NuGet package: PM> Install-Package .Log4net Configuration You have to add appender .Log4net.FireLoggerAppender to your log4net configuration. E.g.: <appender name="FireLogger" type=".Log4net.FireLoggerAppender, .Log4net"> <layout type="log4net.Layout.PatternLayout"> <conversionPattern value=%message" /> </layout> </appender> Example After that you can use log4net as usual var l = LogManager.GetLogger("log4net"); l.Info("Info message from log4net"); l.DebugFormat("and debug message at {0}", DateTime.Now.ToShortTimeString()); Test this! Configuration There are 2 configurations that can be put in appSettings section in web.config : .Password Specify password for FireLogger authentication. Default: "" .Silent All internal errors of FireLogger are thrown away if this is set to true . Otherwise it's logged by standard Trace technique. Default: true .LogFileInfo In every log there will be file name and line number information it this is set to true . Default: true <configuration> <appSettings> <add key=".Password" value="password" /> <add key=".Silent" value="true" /> <add key=".LogFileInfo" value="true" /> </appSettings> </configuration> Manual Setup If you don’t want to use NuGet, here is manual setup: 1 Add reference for .dll to your project. 2 Add HttpModul .FireLoggerHttpModule to your web.config . For IIS7 in Integrated mode it looks like this: <system.webServer> <modules> <add name="FireLoggerHttpModule" type=".FireLoggerHttpModule"/> </modules> </system.webServer> For Standard mode or IIS6 look at documentation for server. 3 Done! Now you can use FLog . source code • © Adam Horcica , 2012...