Comments on Code On Time: Global Logging With Shared Business Rules

here is the VB.NET version of the above example ...

2011-02-28T21:09:20.771-08:00

here is the VB.NET version of the above example

Protected Overrides Sub AfterSqlAction(ByVal args As ActionArgs, ByVal result As ActionResult)
Dim sb As New StringBuilder()
sb.AppendLine()
sb.AppendFormat("Controller: {0}, View: {1}, Command: {2}",
args.Controller, args.View, args.CommandName)
sb.AppendLine()
Select (args.CommandName)

Case "Update"
For Each v As FieldValue In args.Values
If (v.Modified) Then
sb.AppendFormat(
"Field '{0}' has been changed from '{1}' to '{2}'",
v.Name, v.OldValue, v.NewValue)
sb.AppendLine()
End If
Next
Case "Insert"
For Each v As FieldValue In args.Values
If v.Modified Then
sb.AppendFormat(
"Field '{0}' is equal to '{1}'",
v.Name, v.Value)
sb.AppendLine()
End If
Next
Case "Delete"
For Each v As FieldValue In args.Values
sb.AppendFormat(
"Field '{0}' is equal to '{1}'",
v.Name, v.Value)
sb.AppendLine()
Next
End Select
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(sb.ToString())
End Sub

Do you have a VB version for your sample?

2011-02-15T18:49:58.952-08:00

Do you have a VB version for your sample?

New option "Generate a shared business rules ...

2010-07-27T17:37:42.558-07:00

New option "Generate a shared business rules class to implement global logging of actions executed by data controllers of your application. " is available on business logic layer page of project wizard.

If this option is enabled then a a global shared business rules class is created.

If a custom business rules is created the it will automatically inherit SharedBusinessRules if the option is enabled in your project.

Hi, I'm testing this global logging. There'...

2010-07-08T23:47:38.078-07:00

Hi, I'm testing this global logging. There's a issue that only one handler can be specified right? How to use both shared business rules and the custom rules? I mean combine them together.

Albert, You can simply replace the following line...

2010-01-14T12:30:27.512-08:00

Albert,

You can simply replace the following line with code to put the result of sb.ToString() into a database table.

System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(sb.ToString());

Audit Trail... This is a very important feature. ...

2010-01-14T08:48:58.242-08:00

Audit Trail...

This is a very important feature. How can I send the log information to a database table?

Can you show in the C# example provided?