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Thank you for the suggestion! [image] / comments
Thank you for the suggestion!
I was wrong- sorry, you can override this by using the environment variable:
RGTEMP
just set it to the full path where you'd like the files to go. / comments
I was wrong- sorry, you can override this by using the environment variable:
RGTEMP
just set it to the full path where you'd like the files to go.
This path is hardcoded to:
%userprofile%
You would need to change this at a system level, sorry. / comments
This path is hardcoded to:
%userprofile%
You would need to change this at a system level, sorry.
Hi, I hope you don't mind but I'm posting the solution that you found (good job, by the way [image]
move the whole configuration for log4net into the program code / comments
Hi, I hope you don't mind but I'm posting the solution that you found (good job, by the way
move the whole configuration for log4net into the program code
I think what you need here is to apply the pruning feature. / comments
I think what you need here is to apply the pruning feature.
Yes, it should bring up the form as usual. / comments
Yes, it should bring up the form as usual.
Sorry guys but the workaround does not seem to be working. I have logged a formal bug report for this (internal reference SA-615). / comments
Sorry guys but the workaround does not seem to be working. I have logged a formal bug report for this (internal reference SA-615).
Sorry for the delay. Here is the workaround:
The library with the necessary files in isn’t included in the SDK for Silverlight but if, in your SL app, you create an empty ReportExceptionAttribute, then applies it to a Report method somewhere in your app like so:
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Method)]
private sealed class ReportExceptionAttribute : Attribute {}
[ReportException]
private static void Report(Exception exception)
{
throw new Exception("{report}", exception);
}
then run it through SA- this is enough for it to trigger the special hooks within SA that generate the right code to perform the reporting.
The actual bug has reference SA-615. / comments
Sorry for the delay. Here is the workaround:
The library with the necessary files in isn’t included in the SDK for Silverlight but if, in your SL app, you create an empty ReportExceptionAttribute...
HI, yes, I believe this is possible- you will need to use the SDK and, as you say, simply call the Report method directly. / comments
HI, yes, I believe this is possible- you will need to use the SDK and, as you say, simply call the Report method directly.
Sorry for the late reply (use the support center for guaranteed replies). Version 5 did not support VS 2010 but version 6 does. / comments
Sorry for the late reply (use the support center for guaranteed replies). Version 5 did not support VS 2010 but version 6 does.