implementation of log file

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Hi,
I want to implement log file class in my wcf project then i have to call
its methods in an other class in this project .

Knowing that the call has done in the case of failure (if (ser.ConsulterFacture(NUM_FACTURE).Equals(-1))) .
But i haven't any idea about how to implement the class of log file.

If any one have an idea , please help me :(( :(( :((

Posted 2-Jun-10 1:43am

aida1986

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2010-06-02T02:10:00

Solution 1

If I were you, I'd look at Daniel Vaughan's excellent implementation called CLog[^].

Posted 2-Jun-10 2:10am

Pete O'Hanlon

aida1986 · Answer 2 · 2010-06-02T02:21:00

Solution 2

Thank you very much for your help
:) :) :)

Posted 2-Jun-10 2:21am

aida1986

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Johnny J. 2-Jun-10 10:37am

You shouldn't add you thank you as a new answer. Add it as a comment to the answer that helped you, rate that answer and mark is as the solution to your problem. That will be of more use to the peerson who answered it - even though Pete seems to have enough points already... :)