Name | Description | |
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LogEntry Constructor | Default constructor that collects all the calling method information and environmental information |
The following tables list the members exposed by LogEntry.
Name | Description | |
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LogEntry Constructor | Default constructor that collects all the calling method information and environmental information |
Name | Description | |
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AdditionalData | An additional logging message | |
AssemblyName | The name of the calling assembly | |
BinaryData | An array of binary data to log | |
CallingMethod | The Namespace.ClassName.MethodName of the method that logged the message | |
ClassName | The class name of the calling method | |
CurrentAppDomain | The AppDomain.Current.FriendlyName | |
ElapsedMilliseconds | The number of milliseconds that elapsed between the last log message and this message | |
ElapsedSeconds | The number of seconds that elapsed between the last log message and this message | |
FileName | The filename of the assembly that logged the message | |
InternalFailure | If true, this was an internal failure | |
LastLogTime | The last time a message was logged | |
Level | The logging level for this message | |
LineNumber | The line number of the method that logged the message | |
LogDate | The date and time that this message occured | |
MachineName | The System.MachineName where this message was generated | |
Message | The text of the message | |
MethodName | The name of the method that logged the messageC | |
Namespace | The namespace of the calling method | |
OriginalException | The original exception when doing a Log.LogException(). Can be used by custom logging targets. | |
OriginalObject | The original object logged when doing a Log.LogObject(), Log.LogDataset() or Log.DataTable(), or Log.LogDataView(). Can be used by custom logging targets. | |
ProcessName | The name of the thread that logged the message | |
StackIndent | The number of spaces to indent the message for console and text file targets | |
UserName | The user name of the currently logged in principal or the System.UserName |