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  • Example of a Windows event log including a message
  • The store logs are available in the Windows Logs

Event Viewer Logger

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Add log entries from the responsive storefront to the Windows Event Viewer

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  • This package allows logging messages from the responsive storefront to the Windows Event Viewer.

     

    Main benefits : 
    - Add log entries from the responsive storefront to the Windows Event Viewer

     

    What’s included ?
    - A package that adds logs to the Windows Event Viewer 

     

    What’s required ?

    responsive design template  This package requires that your storefront be based on the responsive design template available here and that the checkout page has not been modified.

     

    Note: This extension is compatible with other log extensions such as the raw file logger and WCF Store Logger.

    • Once the package has been installed, open the Windows Event Viewer (search View event logs in the Windows Search)

       

      search View event logs in the Windows Search

       

      The store logs are available in the Windows Logs > Application folder:

       

      The store logs are available in the Windows Logs - Application folder

       

       

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      • Requirements

      • Magelia WebStore (3.0+)
      • A responsive storefront based on the Magelia Responsive design template (3.0+) available here
      • Installation of the EventViewerLogger package in the responsive storefront project

       

      Once the package has been installed, no additional configuration is required, the log entries are available in the Windows event logger.

        
      If exceptions occur, a new log entry including the exception will be sent to the Windows Event log

       

      You can also add your own log entries by calling the log method as in the example below :

       

      DependencyResolver.Current.GetService<ILogger>().Log(LogLevel.Warning, "It's a log from the responsive storefront");

       

      The log levels can be defined using one of the following values:

      Verbose / Information / Warning / Error / Important / Critical

        

       

      Example of a Windows event log including a message:

      You will notice that the Source field will be indicate the name of the .NET application (here: ResponsiveEcommerceWebSite1):

       

      Example of a Windows event log including a message

    • Version 3.0 released May 2014
      - Initial release

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