Writes logging events to a database using either prepared statements or stored procedures.
Writes color highlighted logging events to a an ANSI terminal window.
Writes logging events to the ASP trace context. These can then be rendered at the end of the ASP page or on the ASP trace page.
Buffers logging events before forwarding them to child appenders.
Writes logging events to the application's Console. The events may go to either the standard our stream or the standard error stream. The events may have configurable text and background colors defined for each level.
Writes logging events to the application's Console. The events may go to either the standard our stream or the standard error stream.
Writes logging events to the .NET system.
Writes logging events to the Windows Event Log.
Writes logging events to a file in the file system.
Forwards logging events to child appenders.
Stores logging events in an in memory buffer.
Writes logging events to the Windows Messenger service. These messages are displayed in a dialog on a users terminal.
Writes logging events to the debugger. If the
application has no debugger, the system debugger displays the string. If the application has no debugger and the system debugger is not active, the message is ignored.
Writes logging events to a remote
SYSLOG service service
using UDP networking.
Writes logging events to a remoting sink using .NET remoting.
Writes logging events to a file in the file system. The RollingFileAppender can be configured to log to multiple files based upon date or file size constraints.
Sends logging events to an email address.
Writes SMTP messages as files into a pickup directory. These files can then be read and sent by an SMTP agent such as the IIS SMTP agent.
Clients connect via Telnet to receive logging events.
Writes logging events to the .NET trace system.
Sends logging events as connectionless UDP datagrams to a remote host or a multicast group using a UdpClient.