My gut feeling tells me I may have to implement a custom appender to do this. But I'm concerned about the threading issue, since I want the text box to display some message in a real-time manner as the system executes a series of actions.
For example, when user clicks some button on my Winform application, the click event handler calls 2 methods: Act1() and Act2(). So I want when Act1() finishes, the text box on the form displays some message from the logger. And same logic goes to Act2, and many other methods.
Any clue on how to implement such a custom appender?
Thanks,
Nico
For example, when user clicks some button on my Winform application, the click event handler calls 2 methods: Act1() and Act2(). So I want when Act1() finishes, the text box on the form displays some message from the logger. And same logic goes to Act2, and many other methods.
Any clue on how to implement such a custom appender?
Thanks,
Nico