• Support for writing to different outputs: XML, flat files, MSSQL database, eventlog and MSMQ
• Support for fallback logs. It writes to a file on the local drive if the log fails.
• Log tracers that logs when it starts and ends logging
• Encryption support

Note: Be sure to setup the App.config file correctly. An App.config.example is provided with the project.

Here is how you log to a file.

static void Main(string[] args)
{
	LogEntry entry = new LogEntry("Test data with special characters !\"#%&/()=?`¨'øæå,.", LogPriority.Information);
	entry.WriteToLog();
}

The example above will write to a log file in C:\LogPath\ (as defined in App.config).

For more examples, take a look at the Log.NET unit tests included in the project.