有没有办法让 Log4net 在 Windows Phone 7 上工作？
我是 Apache Log4Net 的忠实粉丝，并且一直在使用它。我对将这种日志记录功能引入 Windows Phone 7 感到不知所措。
您/您能做到这一点吗？
如何？
I'm a huge fan of the Apache Log4Net, and have been using it forever. I'm at a loss bringing this logging power to Windows Phone 7.
Have you / Can you accomplish this?
How?
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如果有 Log4Net 的 Silverlight 版本，那么它应该能够在 Windows Phone 7 上工作。您必须记住，鉴于底层环境是 Silverlight，Windows Phone 7 上的 100% 网络 I/O 将是异步的，因此，除非使用 Begin/End Response 方法，否则任何记录到远程服务器的标准调用都将不起作用。
If there's a Silverlight version of Log4Net then that should be able to work on Windows Phone 7. You have to keep in mind that 100% of your network I/O off of Windows Phone 7 will be asynchronous given that the underlying environment is Silverlight, so any of the standard calls for logging to a remote server won't work unless they use the Begin/End Response methods.
这是最近发布的，您可能想将其作为起点。
Silverlight 和 WP7 异常处理和日志记录构建块
This was released recently that you might like to check out as a starting point.
Silverlight and WP7 Exception Handling and Logging building block
这对于 Silverlight 分析框架 (http://msaf.codeplex.com/) 来说可能是一个很好的用途。
这只是一个猜测，因为我今晚开始将 MSAF 放入应用程序中。我知道您可以在 Google Analytics 中记录自定义条目（尽管我忘记了正确的术语），并希望 MSAF 也提供该功能。
This may be a good use for the Silverlight Analytics Framework (http://msaf.codeplex.com/).
Just a guess at this point since I'm starting to put MSAF in an app tonight. I know you can log custom entries in Google Analytics (although I forget the proper term) and hoping MSAF provides that functionality as well.
这对 log4net 没有帮助，但是你考虑过 NLog 吗？ NLog 2.0 已推出测试版并且与 Silverlight 兼容。
http://nlog-project.org/
NLog 2.0 还支持异步日志记录。
我没有做过任何WP7开发，所以我真的不知道在该环境下登录还有什么其他注意事项。
更新：NLog 最近宣布推出 Windows Phone 测试版7.
祝你好运。
This doesn't help with log4net, but have you considered NLog? NLog 2.0 is out in beta and is compatible with Silverlight.
http://nlog-project.org/
NLog 2.0 also supports asynchronous logging.
I have not done any WP7 development, so I don't really know what other considerations there are for logging in that environment.
Update: NLog recently announced a beta release for Windows Phone 7.
Good luck.