private static void TestLoggerFactoryListener(LogEventMessage eventMessage)
{
Assert.Equal(typeof(HttpClient).FullName, eventMessage.Category);
Assert.Equal(3, eventMessage.EventInfo.Id);
Assert.Equal("TestEvent", eventMessage.EventInfo.Name);
Assert.Equal(2, eventMessage.MessageInfo.Count);
Assert.Equal(20, eventMessage.MessageInfo["tag"]);
Assert.Equal(40, eventMessage.MessageInfo["state"]);
Assert.Equal("Message 20 for state 40", eventMessage.Message);
}
// This solution makes use of the Microsoft Enterprise Library 5.0 Logging Application Block.
// Log4net or any other logger may be used instead, just update the app.config file, the references, and
// substitue the new logging code here. Please note: MS EL's Cryptography Application Block is also being used.
protected void OnLogMessage(LogEventMessage e)
{
if (defaultWriter.IsLoggingEnabled())
{
LogEntry entry = new LogEntry();
entry.EventId = e.EventID;
entry.Priority = e.Priority;
entry.Message = e.Description;
entry.ProcessName = e.Source;
entry.Title = e.Title;
entry.TimeStamp = DateTime.Now;
if (e.Severity > System.Diagnostics.TraceEventType.Information)
{
entry.Categories.Add("Errors"); // Allows configuration of other trace listeners for special notifications.
}
defaultWriter.Write(entry);
}
}
private void LogEventRaised(LogEventMessage message)
{
LogEventMessagesList.Add(message);
}
private static void LogWriterListener(LogEventMessage logEventMessage)
{
Console.WriteLine("kilroy");
//Assert.Equal("3: Log event message", logEventMessage.EventInfo.ToString());
//Assert.Equal("Hello World", logEventMessage.Message);
}
private static void LogWriterListener(LogEventMessage m)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Logging: {m.ErrorLevel}, {m.Category}, {m.Message}");
}
private static void InfoLogTestLogListener(LogEventMessage logEventMessage)
{
Assert.Equal("3: Log event message", logEventMessage.EventInfo.ToString());
Assert.Equal("Hello World", logEventMessage.Message);
}
