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Library a try. The problem I'm delaing with at first is to configure this bulding block. The defaut way is to do this in the config-file. The problem is, that I don't want to use such a configuration file. The configuration for my application is stored else where. My approaoch is to configure the logger solely with code in c#. So I will be free where and in which format I store my settings. Unfortunatly I have not found any sample to do this. The only hint I have found is that it should be possible even without config file. Perhaps there is someone out there who can direct me to a usable sample. Regards,
This meens, that I don't want to use the normal .config files provided by the
..net Framework. Sometimes my settings data is persisted in the registry, datbase, or else where. So I need to get a procedure to set the configuration of the Logger directly throug the code. I have found a way to configure an instance of a LogWriter to do what I want, just throug code. But if I'm Logging via the static "Logger" class, there is an exception, that nothing was configured. I think, that the Logger is using a predefined LogWriter, but I was unable to initialize it. Hope this clarifys my problem a bit. Severin [quoted text, click to view] "Stevanich" wrote:
> Severin, > > Could you explain what you mean by 'The configuration for my application is > stored elsewhere'? > > Thanks, > > Steve - dotneticated.com > > "Severin Meyer" <SeverinMeyer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:CE70DBE0-A5B0-482B-8092-5E89781B293E@microsoft.com... > > I'm searching for a simple logging library and want to give the Enterprise > > Library a try. > > > > The problem I'm delaing with at first is to configure this bulding block. > > The defaut way is to do this in the config-file. The problem is, that I > > don't > > want to use such a configuration file. The configuration for my > > application > > is stored else where. > > > > My approaoch is to configure the logger solely with code in c#. So I will > > be > > free where and in which format I store my settings. > > Unfortunatly I have not found any sample to do this. The only hint I have > > found is that it should be possible even without config file. > > > > Perhaps there is someone out there who can direct me to a usable sample. > > > > Regards, > > > > Severin > >
Severin,
Could you explain what you mean by 'The configuration for my application is stored elsewhere'? Thanks, Steve - dotneticated.com [quoted text, click to view] "Severin Meyer" <SeverinMeyer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CE70DBE0-A5B0-482B-8092-5E89781B293E@microsoft.com... > I'm searching for a simple logging library and want to give the Enterprise > Library a try. > > The problem I'm delaing with at first is to configure this bulding block. > The defaut way is to do this in the config-file. The problem is, that I > don't > want to use such a configuration file. The configuration for my > application > is stored else where. > > My approaoch is to configure the logger solely with code in c#. So I will > be > free where and in which format I store my settings. > Unfortunatly I have not found any sample to do this. The only hint I have > found is that it should be possible even without config file. > > Perhaps there is someone out there who can direct me to a usable sample. > > Regards, > > Severin
Hi Steve
I knew about the blog, but it doesn't solve the problem. The schema to save the configuration is still the same. But many thanks for your answer, I really appriciate it. Severin [quoted text, click to view] "Stevanich" wrote:
> Severin, > > Tom Hollander explains a couple different methods for storing the Enterprise > Library configuration. You will still need a *.config file in some form > though. > > http://blogs.msdn.com/tomholl/archive/2006/04/02/entlib2externalconfig.aspx > > Hope this helps, > > > Steve > > "Severin Meyer" <SeverinMeyer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:B6D25986-9280-448A-B13A-CA4C3DC73C30@microsoft.com... > > This meens, that I don't want to use the normal .config files provided by > > the > > .net Framework. > > > > Sometimes my settings data is persisted in the registry, datbase, or else > > where. > > So I need to get a procedure to set the configuration of the Logger > > directly > > throug the code. > > > > I have found a way to configure an instance of a LogWriter to do what I > > want, just throug code. But if I'm Logging via the static "Logger" class, > > there is an exception, that nothing was configured. > > > > I think, that the Logger is using a predefined LogWriter, but I was unable > > to initialize it. > > > > Hope this clarifys my problem a bit. > > > > Severin > > > > "Stevanich" wrote: > > > >> Severin, > >> > >> Could you explain what you mean by 'The configuration for my application > >> is > >> stored elsewhere'? > >> > >> Thanks, > >> > >> Steve - dotneticated.com > >> > >> "Severin Meyer" <SeverinMeyer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:CE70DBE0-A5B0-482B-8092-5E89781B293E@microsoft.com... > >> > I'm searching for a simple logging library and want to give the > >> > Enterprise > >> > Library a try. > >> > > >> > The problem I'm delaing with at first is to configure this bulding > >> > block. > >> > The defaut way is to do this in the config-file. The problem is, that I > >> > don't > >> > want to use such a configuration file. The configuration for my > >> > application > >> > is stored else where. > >> > > >> > My approaoch is to configure the logger solely with code in c#. So I > >> > will > >> > be > >> > free where and in which format I store my settings. > >> > Unfortunatly I have not found any sample to do this. The only hint I > >> > have > >> > found is that it should be possible even without config file. > >> > > >> > Perhaps there is someone out there who can direct me to a usable > >> > sample. > >> > > >> > Regards, > >> > > >> > Severin > >> > >> > >> > >
Severin,
Tom Hollander explains a couple different methods for storing the Enterprise Library configuration. You will still need a *.config file in some form though. http://blogs.msdn.com/tomholl/archive/2006/04/02/entlib2externalconfig.aspx Hope this helps, Steve [quoted text, click to view] "Severin Meyer" <SeverinMeyer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B6D25986-9280-448A-B13A-CA4C3DC73C30@microsoft.com... > This meens, that I don't want to use the normal .config files provided by > the > .net Framework. > > Sometimes my settings data is persisted in the registry, datbase, or else > where. > So I need to get a procedure to set the configuration of the Logger > directly > throug the code. > > I have found a way to configure an instance of a LogWriter to do what I > want, just throug code. But if I'm Logging via the static "Logger" class, > there is an exception, that nothing was configured. > > I think, that the Logger is using a predefined LogWriter, but I was unable > to initialize it. > > Hope this clarifys my problem a bit. > > Severin > > "Stevanich" wrote: > >> Severin, >> >> Could you explain what you mean by 'The configuration for my application >> is >> stored elsewhere'? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Steve - dotneticated.com >> >> "Severin Meyer" <SeverinMeyer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:CE70DBE0-A5B0-482B-8092-5E89781B293E@microsoft.com... >> > I'm searching for a simple logging library and want to give the >> > Enterprise >> > Library a try. >> > >> > The problem I'm delaing with at first is to configure this bulding >> > block. >> > The defaut way is to do this in the config-file. The problem is, that I >> > don't >> > want to use such a configuration file. The configuration for my >> > application >> > is stored else where. >> > >> > My approaoch is to configure the logger solely with code in c#. So I >> > will >> > be >> > free where and in which format I store my settings. >> > Unfortunatly I have not found any sample to do this. The only hint I >> > have >> > found is that it should be possible even without config file. >> > >> > Perhaps there is someone out there who can direct me to a usable >> > sample. >> > >> > Regards, >> > >> > Severin >> >> >>
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