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Re: Mapped Diagnostic context for .net

sosmary — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 14:20:38 GMT

Hi,

I was able to figure this out. Here's what I did....the logging application block has an ExtraInformation provider class which gather context info, debug messages etc. This class supports the following providers:

ExtraInformation.DebugInformationProvider()

ExtraInformation.ManagedSecurityContextInformationProvider()

ExtraInformation.UnmanagedSecurityContextInformationProvider()

Below is an example to get the security info ---- username and authentication details from the class.

Imports Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Logging.ExtraInformation

Dim info As New ManagedSecurityContextInformationProvider

Me.Username = info.IdentityName.Trim

Me.AuthType = info.AuthenticationType

Me.IsAuthenticated = info.IsAuthenticated

Thanks,

sosmary

Re: Mapped Diagnostic context for .net

sosmary — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 14:18:59 GMT

Hi,

ExtraInformation.DebugInformationProvider()

ExtraInformation.ManagedSecurityContextInformationProvider()

ExtraInformation.UnmanagedSecurityContextInformationProvider()

Below is an example to get the security info ---- username and authentication details from the class.

Imports Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Logging.ExtraInformation

Dim info As New ManagedSecurityContextInformationProvider

Me.Username = info.IdentityName.Trim

Me.AuthType = info.AuthenticationType

Me.IsAuthenticated = info.IsAuthenticated

Thanks,

sosmary

Mapped Diagnostic context for .net

sosmary — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 03:48:23 GMT

Hi,

We have used the Mapped Diagnostic Context (MDC) in Java to store local values to be used later for logging purposes like the username, sessionId, etc. Currently we are converting to .Net and we want to make use of the Enterprise Library 4.0. for logging and exception handling. I am looking for the MDC equivalent for .Net. Any leads on this will be very useful.

I appreciate all your useful inputs.

Thanks,

sosmary