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Using system event log
Using System.Diagnostics;
namespace SCP
{
public class UseEventLog
{
private EventLog Log1;
/// <summary>
/// The Event source will be register with the local computer
/// </summary>
/// <param name="SourceName"></param>
/// <param name="LogName"></param>
public UseEventLog(string SourceName,string LogName)
{
Log1=new EventLog();
//check if an event log already exists for this source
if (EventLog.SourceExists(SourceName)== false)
{
/*
For LogName: Application, Security, System, or a custom event log can be use.
If you do not specify a value, the logName defaults to Application.
*/
EventLog.CreateEventSource(SourceName,LogName);
}
//set SourceName as source for Log1
Log1.Source=SourceName;
}
/// <summary>
/// This overload of UseEventLog uses
/// MachineName: The name of the computer to register the event source with.
/// "." can be specify for the local computer.
/// </summary>
public UseEventLog(string SourceName,string LogName,string MachineName)
{
Log1=new EventLog();
//check if an event log already exists for this source
if (EventLog.SourceExists(SourceName,MachineName)==false)
{
/*
For LogName: Application, Security, System, or a custom event log can be use.
If you do not specify a value, the logName defaults to Application.
*/
EventLog.CreateEventSource(SourceName,LogName,MachineName);
}
//set SourceName as source for Log1
Log1.Source=SourceName;
}
}
public void LogMessage(string Message)
{
Log1.WriteEntry(Message);
}
}
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