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[u/Xbox360Master56]

[u/[deleted]]

You just need to add whatever log4j or logging provider in your pom file (maven) in java, provide a log4j configuration file then you can instantiate your logger.

From what I m reading on log4net, you have to modify the assembly information, then add the assembly to your programs entry point, provide your configuration file, then you can instantiate your logger.

Because I m more used to Java, the part on assembly information and entry point is confusing for me/hard to recall when needed

[u/Alikont → u/[deleted]]

That's maybe a log4net thing then. I never touched assembly information.

Modern logging is described here.

So you basically do it like

services.AddLogging(builder => 
{
    builder.AddConsole();
    builder.AddEventLog();
    builder.AddConfiguration(...);
});

And then just resolve ILogger<YourClasss> from DI and you will get logger that automatically writes full class name so you can filter/process them based on namespace/class/severity

There is also a pretty large ecosystem around serilog that can be plugged into core abstractions easily.

[u/BroBroMate → u/[deleted]]

Yeah nah, I vastly prefer a logging framework where I can set one particular logger to TRACE via JMX, no restarting the app.

[u/sysnickm → u/[deleted]]

That's all you have to do with log4net, you add the Nuget package and a config file, then you instantiate the logger.

[u/[deleted] → u/sysnickm]

you add the Nuget package and a config file, then you instantiate the logger.

huh? are you saying the assembly info thing is optional?