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Feb 24 |
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ULS is not logging from web app -- thanks to everyone who tried to help out here -- just to put this to rest, it turns out the problem was in a custom Autofac module (the SharePoint IoC container we are using) with a bad logging implementation which was locking up the SPDiagnosticsService. We fixed the implementation and everything is a go now ... |
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Feb 7 |
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Feb 7 |
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ULS is not logging from web app Thanks for getting back on this. The code I pasted works in other environments, just not the one I'm debugging now. For example, to get back to your point, if I use an existing area and category, it still doesn't work from the web app (does work in the console and/or linqpad). For example: var category = SPDiagnosticsService.Local.Areas["SharePoint Foundation"].Categories["General"]; SPDiagnosticsService.Local.WriteTrace(1234, category, TraceSeverity.High, "Exception occured: {0}", new object[] { "NOT!" }); It most likely has to be an infrastructure thing. |
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Feb 7 |
asked | ULS is not logging from web app |
