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From sourceforege - 764025 - Kevin Conroy - kmconroy
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LOG4NET-24
Programmatic flush of BufferingAppenderSkeleton buffer
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30/Aug/05 07:32 AM
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While using Buffering is a wonderful way to help improve
performance, I would like the ability to programatically
tell the current ILog object to flush any buffers that
exist on the appenders that I've been logging to so that
I can get any messages that I've sent rather than
waiting for the buffer to fill up.
Thus, one might be able to do the following:
"log.Flush();"
and then any messages sent to that ILog object would
be processed.
Kevin Conroy - kmconroy
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I vote for this one too!
dcazzulino
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Description
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While using Buffering is a wonderful way to help improve
performance, I would like the ability to programatically
tell the current ILog object to flush any buffers that
exist on the appenders that I've been logging to so that
I can get any messages that I've sent rather than
waiting for the buffer to fill up.
Thus, one might be able to do the following:
"log.Flush();"
and then any messages sent to that ILog object would
be processed.
Kevin Conroy - kmconroy
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I vote for this one too!
dcazzulino |
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