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Eventlog problems

Hi All,

I'm writing an webservice and want to log errors etc. and thoughed the
Eventlog would be a nice place for it. The problem is that i can't seem to
write to my own log and source i'm getting ' Requested registry access is
not allowed ' i have set the asp.net account to have permission on the
registry entries but that doesn't help a bit. Writing to the Application log
with my own source works just fine. But i want my own log so not to flood
the Applications one!

what can i do about that? any suggestions?

Hopes someone can help me out,
Richard.
Nov 23 '05 #1
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Hi Richard,

Are you using System.Diagnostics? If not....

Try using the System.Diagnostics event log handlers to output to an Event
log. This should allow you to either specify an existing log to write to or
create a new one, and also will give you listeners etc. to manipulate output
tp the logs.

HTH,
Steve.
"Richard Heesbeen" wrote:
Hi All,

I'm writing an webservice and want to log errors etc. and thoughed the
Eventlog would be a nice place for it. The problem is that i can't seem to
write to my own log and source i'm getting ' Requested registry access is
not allowed ' i have set the asp.net account to have permission on the
registry entries but that doesn't help a bit. Writing to the Application log
with my own source works just fine. But i want my own log so not to flood
the Applications one!

what can i do about that? any suggestions?

Hopes someone can help me out,
Richard.

Nov 23 '05 #2
Hi Richard,

Are you using System.Diagnostics? If not....

Try using the System.Diagnostics event log handlers to output to an Event
log. This should allow you to either specify an existing log to write to or
create a new one, and also will give you listeners etc. to manipulate output
tp the logs.

HTH,
Steve.
"Richard Heesbeen" wrote:
Hi All,

I'm writing an webservice and want to log errors etc. and thoughed the
Eventlog would be a nice place for it. The problem is that i can't seem to
write to my own log and source i'm getting ' Requested registry access is
not allowed ' i have set the asp.net account to have permission on the
registry entries but that doesn't help a bit. Writing to the Application log
with my own source works just fine. But i want my own log so not to flood
the Applications one!

what can i do about that? any suggestions?

Hopes someone can help me out,
Richard.

Nov 23 '05 #3
Hi Steve,

Thanks for your time,

I use the following code in the webservice:

using System.Diagnostics;

EventLog Log = new EventLog();
Log.Log = "MyLog";
Log.Source = "MyLog";
Log.WriteEntry ( ... );

Is this ok? Or i'm i doing something wrong here?

Richard.

"Steve" <St***@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:63**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi Richard,

Are you using System.Diagnostics? If not....

Try using the System.Diagnostics event log handlers to output to an Event
log. This should allow you to either specify an existing log to write to
or
create a new one, and also will give you listeners etc. to manipulate
output
tp the logs.

HTH,
Steve.
"Richard Heesbeen" wrote:
Hi All,

I'm writing an webservice and want to log errors etc. and thoughed the
Eventlog would be a nice place for it. The problem is that i can't seem
to
write to my own log and source i'm getting ' Requested registry access is
not allowed ' i have set the asp.net account to have permission on the
registry entries but that doesn't help a bit. Writing to the Application
log
with my own source works just fine. But i want my own log so not to flood
the Applications one!

what can i do about that? any suggestions?

Hopes someone can help me out,
Richard.

Nov 23 '05 #4
Hi Steve,

Thanks for your time,

I use the following code in the webservice:

using System.Diagnostics;

EventLog Log = new EventLog();
Log.Log = "MyLog";
Log.Source = "MyLog";
Log.WriteEntry ( ... );

Is this ok? Or i'm i doing something wrong here?

Richard.

"Steve" <St***@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:63**********************************@microsof t.com...
Hi Richard,

Are you using System.Diagnostics? If not....

Try using the System.Diagnostics event log handlers to output to an Event
log. This should allow you to either specify an existing log to write to
or
create a new one, and also will give you listeners etc. to manipulate
output
tp the logs.

HTH,
Steve.
"Richard Heesbeen" wrote:
Hi All,

I'm writing an webservice and want to log errors etc. and thoughed the
Eventlog would be a nice place for it. The problem is that i can't seem
to
write to my own log and source i'm getting ' Requested registry access is
not allowed ' i have set the asp.net account to have permission on the
registry entries but that doesn't help a bit. Writing to the Application
log
with my own source works just fine. But i want my own log so not to flood
the Applications one!

what can i do about that? any suggestions?

Hopes someone can help me out,
Richard.

Nov 23 '05 #5

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