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- Write log messages
The Logging API shipped with Optimizely (EPiServer Logging namespace) is an abstraction for writing log messages from the system It merely works as a façade for the logging framework in NET Core (Microsoft Extensions Logging)
- Logging with log4net (CMS 9) | Optimizely Developer Community
It describes how to configure logging in Episerver, and how to interpret the logged information, plus some best practices When you deploy the EPiServer Logging Log4Net package in your solution, any logging by the system uses the log4net framework
- Use Serilog with CMS12 - EPiServer Development
With CMS12 you can now just configure a different provider without the need of a custom provider For Serilog add the following packages, I used the file sink, but you can use whatever sink you want of course:
- How To Write To Your Episerver Logs When Using A Shared Code Library
In this tutorial, you will learn how to Implement the Common Logging framework with Episerver CMS If you work on many Episerver projects at the same time, a good goal to aim for is to minimise the amount of duplicate code that you need to write
- Episerver Localization Provider - Major v6 Released!
Episerver initializes display resolutions during CmsRuntimeInitialization module As DbLocalizationProvider allows setup code to be located in “ordinary” initialization module, there is a timing issue between CmsRuntimeInitialization module and your own custom module invoke moments
- Logging - Content Management System
When you create new CMS sites using the Visual Studio integration, the package EPiServer Logging Log4Net is installed by default, which is the log4net implementation of the API When you want to log a message, retrieve a logger instance using the LogManager class
- alasvant Swapcode. Episerver. Logging. NLog - GitHub
Implementation to change Episerver default logging framework log4net with NLog This implementation uses the Episerver supported way of changing the logging framework by using the LoggerFactory assembly attribute Available for Episerver 11 x, EPiServer Framework (>= 11 1 0 < 12 0 0)
- Logging in EPiServer CMS | Optimizely Developer Community
This document describes how to configure logging in EPiServer CMS, and provides information on how to interpret the logged information and best practices The intended audiences are developers and system administrators
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