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Directing logcxx to a log4net appender

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    Berlus
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    Hello, I'm Using a 3rd party software that uses log4cxx as its logging provider. I'm intersted in directing the log to a log4net appender, since my other programs uses log4net. Can anyone help me ? thanks, berlus

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      Hello, I'm Using a 3rd party software that uses log4cxx as its logging provider. I'm intersted in directing the log to a log4net appender, since my other programs uses log4net. Can anyone help me ? thanks, berlus

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      Ask the person who provides the 3rd party software.

      Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff

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        Hello, I'm Using a 3rd party software that uses log4cxx as its logging provider. I'm intersted in directing the log to a log4net appender, since my other programs uses log4net. Can anyone help me ? thanks, berlus

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        jschell
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        Choices would be 1. Write a lot of code to create a C appender that wrap .Net functionality. 2. Write, or get, a C appender that uses something like TCP. Then set up a .Net server to receive it.

        Berlus wrote:

        since my other programs uses log4net.

        Hopefully there is more to it than that.

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