Logging

[BobLaughland]

Hi All,

I am development an ASP .NET C# web site.

Just wondering the best way to implement logging on my web site. (I
have a logging class to log database access, exceptions, etc, etc).

I have about 10 pages in my web site (that is 10 seperate c# files with
code), and 4 separate classes in the App_Code directory.

The issue is that I want to create 1 instance of the logging class that
can be accessed by all of my C# files.

It seems to me that the C# files are quite separate because they are
each a class, so I am struggling to see an easy way of doing that.

Thanks,

Peter.

 

[Joerg Jooss]

Thus wrote BobLaughland,

Hi All,

I am development an ASP .NET C# web site.

Just wondering the best way to implement logging on my web site. (I
have a logging class to log database access, exceptions, etc, etc).

I have about 10 pages in my web site (that is 10 seperate c# files
with code), and 4 separate classes in the App_Code directory.

The issue is that I want to create 1 instance of the logging class
that can be accessed by all of my C# files.

It seems to me that the C# files are quite separate because they are
each a class, so I am struggling to see an easy way of doing that.

You can create a facade of static methods or a singleton to perform logging.

Cheers,