Monday, December 27, 2010

Making Log4Net Work with the .NET Client Profile

Hi,

I was trying to call log4net standard dll in one of my WCF service library project.
But oops! The smart language compiler on VS IDE 2010 was NOT allowing me to write even “using log4net;” on the namespace declaration area.
I knew the solution that to change target framework from .net 4.0 client profile to .net 4.0 on the properties page of the project.
But as you know that client profile is supposed to make your binaries thinner by removing unused references and hence to make faster your app/service.

So I googled to customize my log4net and here I got the solution.

Please read the link given below, it worth reading.

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/Log4NetWithClient.aspx

Best Regards,
Sudhir K. Dwivedi

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Smiley Face After a Big project is launched



Feb 26 was another good day of my life when another project was launched officially after the acceptance by the client- a global bank.



This project was one of my best work ever.

Project name? well secret..You can book your hotels and flights if you have that Bank's credit card.


There were lots of XML issues in terms of programmability and performance. Well the development is totally in .NET 2.0. It's promising application and adding new dimension to electronic commerce.

We have earned handsome experience in travel domain :).
Also, We are working on another similar project but this time with latest tech platform: .Net 4.0 beta 2, WCF etc..Good stuff! Enjoying good time of initiatives. IDE is little complex and sometimes problematic but it's all pleasure to troubleshoot and fun with the latest one.


In fact, this project is also ready and we have on beta 1 phase. So end of the day good to go ahead!!
The team is ready to handle the rest of job as I would be moved to some other assignments.


Cheers!!!


Sudhir


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