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How to use the logging components? - p & p Developing SharePoint Applications guidance

Posted: Sep 01, 2009 at 9:32 PM
By: ajoy krishnamoorthy
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This video demonstrates how to use the SharePoint Guidance Library’s logging components. The SharePointLogger can be used to log messages to IT Pro oriented sinks such as the Windows EventLog and to developer oriented sinks such as the SharePoint ULS.

Quick Links:

Setting up the Contoso RI
Walkthrough of the Contoso Reference Implementation
How to use the configuration component?
How to use the SharePoint Service Locator?

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BenjaminJacob

Feb 20, 2010 at 11:19 PM

As a software architect, this has been very helpful in building applications on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server and ASP.NET.

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