Below is a routine I use for creating log files. It works great on most VB
Applications. However, for web services, it needs some help. The problem
is I cant reflect properly into a web service to find out where the .DLL is.
As is, this code writes a log file ok, but the log file ends up buried
directory deep inside the .Net Framework directories. Anyone know how to
find the path of a web service .DLL so I can fix this code to write to the
"bin" directory where the Web Service Dll is?
Public Function get_name_of_app lication(Option al ByVal
IncludeFullPath OfExe As Boolean = False) As String
Dim Application_Dir ectory As String
Dim Asm As System.Reflecti on.Assembly = _
System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get ExecutingAssemb ly
Dim strConfigLoc As String = Asm.Location
If Not IncludeFullPath OfExe Then
strConfigLoc = GetFileNameOnly (Asm.Location)
End If
get_name_of_app lication = strConfigLoc.To String
End Function
Public Sub COMMON_Module_P rint(ByVal MyMessage As String, Optional ByVal
WriteToFile As Boolean = False)
Try
Static TodaysDate As Date = Now
Debug.WriteLine (MyMessage)
If WriteToFile Then
Dim OutputLogFileNa me As String =
get_name_of_app lication(True) & ".Log"
COMMON_FILE_Mod ule.FILE_Append File(MyMessage,
OutputLogFileNa me)
If Now.Date < TodaysDate.Date Then
'Archive OutputFile
Dim ArchivedFileNam e As String = OutputLogFileNa me &
".Archived. " & Now.Date.ToShor tDateString.Rep lace("/", "-")
FILE_ForceMove( OutputLogFileNa me, ArchivedFileNam e)
TodaysDate = Now
End If
End If
Catch ex As Exception
RaiseEvent Mod_Print("COMM ON_Module_Print : " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
3  4901 
This is how I do it:
Imports System.Web.Serv ices
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Xml
<WebService(Nam espace:="http://<blah.blah>/<blah>")> _
Public Class <blah>
Inherits WebService
Private m_appfolder As String
Private m_appname As String
Public Sub New()
MyBase.New()
InitializeCompo nent()
m_appname = Context.Request .ServerVariable s.Item("path_tr anslated")
m_appfolder = Path.GetDirecto ryName(m_appnam e)
m_appname = Path.GetFileNam eWithoutExtensi on(m_appname)
' Other code here
End Sub
' Other methods here
End Class
I then have a stock standard config file in the same directory as the
<blah>.asmx.v b file that I read using an XML Document object.
Path.Combine(m_ appfolder, m_appname & ".config") defines that file which
holds a key/value pair that provides the path for the log file which is
completed with:
Path.Combine(Re adConfigSetting ("<blah>", "exceptionfolde r"),
"Exception.log" )
This means that the log file is located where you want it.
There is a gotcha is that whatever account(s) the web service(s) run under
need to to have write permissions on the folder where you place the log
file(s).
"gregory_ma y" <None> wrote in message
news:OL******** *****@tk2msftng p13.phx.gbl... Below is a routine I use for creating log files. It works great on most
VB Applications. However, for web services, it needs some help. The
problem is I cant reflect properly into a web service to find out where
the .DLL is. As is, this code writes a log file ok, but the log file ends
up buried directory deep inside the .Net Framework directories. Anyone
know how to find the path of a web service .DLL so I can fix this code to
write to the "bin" directory where the Web Service Dll is?
Public Function get_name_of_app lication(Option al ByVal
IncludeFullPath OfExe As Boolean = False) As String
Dim Application_Dir ectory As String
Dim Asm As System.Reflecti on.Assembly = _
System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get ExecutingAssemb ly
Dim strConfigLoc As String = Asm.Location
If Not IncludeFullPath OfExe Then
strConfigLoc = GetFileNameOnly (Asm.Location)
End If
get_name_of_app lication = strConfigLoc.To String
End Function
Public Sub COMMON_Module_P rint(ByVal MyMessage As String, Optional
ByVal WriteToFile As Boolean = False)
Try
Static TodaysDate As Date = Now
Debug.WriteLine (MyMessage)
If WriteToFile Then
Dim OutputLogFileNa me As String =
get_name_of_app lication(True) & ".Log"
COMMON_FILE_Mod ule.FILE_Append File(MyMessage,
OutputLogFileNa me)
If Now.Date < TodaysDate.Date Then
'Archive OutputFile
Dim ArchivedFileNam e As String = OutputLogFileNa me &
".Archived. " & Now.Date.ToShor tDateString.Rep lace("/", "-")
FILE_ForceMove( OutputLogFileNa me, ArchivedFileNam e)
TodaysDate = Now
End If
End If
Catch ex As Exception
RaiseEvent Mod_Print("COMM ON_Module_Print : " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
I wanted to make it "Automatic" in that I didn't want to hard code anything
from an XML file. My hope is I can find the path of the "REAL" .dll & put
the log file there.
"Stephany Young" <noone@localhos t> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. This is how I do it:
Imports System.Web.Serv ices
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Xml
<WebService(Nam espace:="http://<blah.blah>/<blah>")> _
Public Class <blah>
Inherits WebService
Private m_appfolder As String
Private m_appname As String
Public Sub New()
MyBase.New()
InitializeCompo nent()
m_appname = Context.Request .ServerVariable s.Item("path_tr anslated")
m_appfolder = Path.GetDirecto ryName(m_appnam e)
m_appname = Path.GetFileNam eWithoutExtensi on(m_appname)
' Other code here
End Sub
' Other methods here
End Class
I then have a stock standard config file in the same directory as the
<blah>.asmx.v b file that I read using an XML Document object.
Path.Combine(m_ appfolder, m_appname & ".config") defines that file which
holds a key/value pair that provides the path for the log file which is
completed with:
Path.Combine(Re adConfigSetting ("<blah>", "exceptionfolde r"),
"Exception.log" )
This means that the log file is located where you want it.
There is a gotcha is that whatever account(s) the web service(s) run under
need to to have write permissions on the folder where you place the log
file(s).
"gregory_ma y" <None> wrote in message
news:OL******** *****@tk2msftng p13.phx.gbl... Below is a routine I use for creating log files. It works great on most
VB Applications. However, for web services, it needs some help. The
problem is I cant reflect properly into a web service to find out where
the .DLL is. As is, this code writes a log file ok, but the log file ends
up buried directory deep inside the .Net Framework directories. Anyone
know how to find the path of a web service .DLL so I can fix this code to
write to the "bin" directory where the Web Service Dll is?
Public Function get_name_of_app lication(Option al ByVal
IncludeFullPath OfExe As Boolean = False) As String
Dim Application_Dir ectory As String
Dim Asm As System.Reflecti on.Assembly = _
System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get ExecutingAssemb ly
Dim strConfigLoc As String = Asm.Location
If Not IncludeFullPath OfExe Then
strConfigLoc = GetFileNameOnly (Asm.Location)
End If
get_name_of_app lication = strConfigLoc.To String
End Function
Public Sub COMMON_Module_P rint(ByVal MyMessage As String, Optional
ByVal WriteToFile As Boolean = False)
Try
Static TodaysDate As Date = Now
Debug.WriteLine (MyMessage)
If WriteToFile Then
Dim OutputLogFileNa me As String =
get_name_of_app lication(True) & ".Log"
COMMON_FILE_Mod ule.FILE_Append File(MyMessage,
OutputLogFileNa me)
If Now.Date < TodaysDate.Date Then
'Archive OutputFile
Dim ArchivedFileNam e As String = OutputLogFileNa me &
".Archived. " & Now.Date.ToShor tDateString.Rep lace("/", "-")
FILE_ForceMove( OutputLogFileNa me, ArchivedFileNam e)
TodaysDate = Now
End If
End If
Catch ex As Exception
RaiseEvent Mod_Print("COMM ON_Module_Print : " & ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
Gregory,
Than why don't you support that name to your function.
Just my thought,
Cor
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