How can I use my own logger with custom log records in Postsharp?
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In Postsharp I can write my own logger adapter with which I can easily integrate my own logger class. In our class we have our own logger provider classe. Different categoriers of logger can be requested by the provider not only one. In the normal implementation, a static logger instance is used. We end up with a separate logger instance for each instance. Improves the testability with Unittest and logging each instance in a separated file. How can I rebuild the LogAspect to work with my own logger provider class with a non-static instance? In the net there are different examples how I build my own LogAspect. But I do not want to make everything new. Is there a solution?
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In Postsharp I can write my own logger adapter with which I can easily integrate my own logger class. In our class we have our own logger provider classe. Different categoriers of logger can be requested by the provider not only one. In the normal implementation, a static logger instance is used. We end up with a separate logger instance for each instance. Improves the testability with Unittest and logging each instance in a separated file. How can I rebuild the LogAspect to work with my own logger provider class with a non-static instance? In the net there are different examples how I build my own LogAspect. But I do not want to make everything new. Is there a solution?
Static Logger
Sample for own LogAspect
logging aop postsharp
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In Postsharp I can write my own logger adapter with which I can easily integrate my own logger class. In our class we have our own logger provider classe. Different categoriers of logger can be requested by the provider not only one. In the normal implementation, a static logger instance is used. We end up with a separate logger instance for each instance. Improves the testability with Unittest and logging each instance in a separated file. How can I rebuild the LogAspect to work with my own logger provider class with a non-static instance? In the net there are different examples how I build my own LogAspect. But I do not want to make everything new. Is there a solution?
Static Logger
Sample for own LogAspect
logging aop postsharp
In Postsharp I can write my own logger adapter with which I can easily integrate my own logger class. In our class we have our own logger provider classe. Different categoriers of logger can be requested by the provider not only one. In the normal implementation, a static logger instance is used. We end up with a separate logger instance for each instance. Improves the testability with Unittest and logging each instance in a separated file. How can I rebuild the LogAspect to work with my own logger provider class with a non-static instance? In the net there are different examples how I build my own LogAspect. But I do not want to make everything new. Is there a solution?
Static Logger
Sample for own LogAspect
logging aop postsharp
logging aop postsharp
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