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Log4net: simple way to use in your Asp.net application

published 1 year ago, submitted by kasuken 1 year ago

blog.emanuelebartolesi.com — How to use Log4net in your asp.net application.

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His comment system is broken (I tried IE and FF) so I will ask my question here...

Why this...

LogManager.GetLogger(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType);

and not this...

LogManager.GetLogger(GetType());

???

I assume you would get the same type either way. No?

posted by

offwhite 1 year ago

I think the difference would be when that line of code is in a base class and the object is an instance of a child class. In that case GetType() would return the child class type and DeclaringType would return the base class type.

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davehogue 1 year ago