Cheers Pascal
Common.Logging home page is located here: http://netcommon.sourceforge.net/
Usually you would refer to true implementation documentation, like
log4net though. The logging shouldn't magically stop if you haven't
made any configuration changes...
-Marko
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This could of course be due to many different things, but I hit one
today that took me a while to work out which I thought I'd share.
I had the out-of-the-box Quartz.Net Windows Service running and
logging fine to the Application EventLog, and a Windows Form test bed
application with exactly the same configuration (both quartz and
log4net). My Windows Forms TestBed was not logging.
This is due to a security exception that is caught and swallowed by
log4net. Remember in Vista and above, access to the EventLog is not
allowed by default, so either run the application as Administrator,
disable UAC or use a System account if you wish to use the EventLog.
Cheers,
Phil.
PS Happy New Year!