To understand log4net, you will need some basic knowledge about a concept in log4net called Levels.
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I guess you are here to learn about logging messages with log4net, so I'll start by showing you how to do just that. Check out NLog vs log4net and Serilog vs log4net for more details. I don't recommend log4net for new projects. log4net works with almost any version of. log4net is one of three very popular frameworks for implementing log messages in your application (Serilog and NLog being the other two). Small pieces of text, written to the console, a file, a database, you name it, which will track what your software is doing and help you debug errors after they happen. Whether you are just getting started or have years of experience writing software, you probably know the concept of logging. To make sure everyone follows, let me start by explaining what log4net is. This post is a collection of descriptions, examples, and best practices I would have liked to have had when starting with log4net 10 years ago. While originally being a port of the log4j logging framework for Java, a lot has happened over the years, to make log4net a unique logging option for. Log4net is still one of the most commonly used logging frameworks for.