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Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 244 Star 1,930 Fork 674 NLog/NLog Code Issues 187 nlog exception stack trace Pull requests 22 Projects 3 Wiki Pulse Graphs How to nlog layout examples Log Exceptions Jan Verhaeghe edited this page Apr 5, 2016 · 5 revisions Pages 167 Home All nlog inner exception Event Properties Layout Renderer AppDomain Layout Renderer AppSetting Layout Renderer ASP .Net Cookie Layout Renderer ASP .Net Core Host Layout Renderer ASP .Net MVC Action Layout Renderer nlog onexception ASP .Net MVC Controller Layout Renderer ASP .Net Query String Layout Renderer ASP .Net Request Method Layout Renderer ASP .Net Request Referrer Renderer ASP .Net UserAgent Layout Renderer AspApplication layout renderer AspNetApplication layout renderer AspNetBufferingWrapper target AspNetItem layout renderer AspNetRequest layout renderer AspNetSession layout renderer AspNetSessionId layout renderer AspNetTrace target AspNetUserAuthType layout renderer AspNetUserIdentity layout
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by default. The code has been updated to correct this problem by excluding it for both Sentinel and Harvester applications.The time has come where I needed to add some sophisticated logging to Directory Monitor. I know there are a couple of frameworks out there and this comparison chart lays it out quite nicely although it may be quite dated. So after some quick investigation on the free ones I decided to go with NLog.ObjectGuy Framework was really appealing at only a 40KB dependency. It's really simple and actually quite powerful, I chose not to use it because as you can see in the chart, thread safety is questionable (not sure why or hasn’t been tested) and it doesn't have built in file rotation/archiving. - @Lorne set me straight, the ObjectGuy Framework does indeed have these features, however, my decision still stands for reasons beyond this.Log4Net is a good option but the license didn’t agree with me because I want to use it for closed source applications.Enterprise Library is a monster with lots of other dependencies, really only for large scale applications and if you want to extend it to do crazy things. Use it at work almost exclusively but not ideal for my small app.NLog is 372KB, works in Mono (enterprise library as well), and has a build for WP7, all versions of the framework, Silverlight etc. Because of this I didn't mind checking it out because it immediately allows me to take that learning anywhere, to almost any application I build. There is also a great monitoring tools you can use along with it such as Sentinel or Harvester.Quick SetupYou can download and install it or just add it through NuGet in Visual Studio.Configuration FileJust make a config called NLog.config in the root of your project.When editing the configuration file, reference the XSD and you'll get intellisense and inline comments in Visual Studio: Right-click the config -> Properties -> Schemas -> "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\xml\Schemas\NLog.xsd"If you have a separate config file, make sure you set the "Copy to Output Directory" is set to "Copy Always" to avoid many tears wondering why the logging doesn't work.You get a lot of layout options to play with, this is my configuration file, it writes to the event log on error and fatal, creates a daily rolling log file (30 days max), everything is asynchronous and the configuration auto reloads on the fly if anything changes. It also writes to a location that you will have write access to in l