Comments on: Configuring NLog for your application when NLog is in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) http://www.davidmoore.info/2009/05/22/configuring-nlog-for-your-application-when-nlog-is-in-the-global-assembly-cache-gac/ Computer says no Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:02:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Willie Geoghegan http://www.davidmoore.info/2009/05/22/configuring-nlog-for-your-application-when-nlog-is-in-the-global-assembly-cache-gac/#comment-2327 Willie Geoghegan Tue, 22 Feb 2011 16:27:53 +0000 http://www.davidmoore.info/?p=140#comment-2327 That looks like good info about NLog and the GAC. Have you used NLog deployed in the GAC? I am on a project where we are working on a "common" logging component for use by developers in our organization. In essence, we are using Common.Logging as a logging abstraction and NLog as the actual framework (this is an attempt (misguided?) to "future proof" our code by not being dependent on a specific logging framework). Anyway, our development standards pretty much mandate that "common" components used across our applications be deployed (for development boxes as well as when installed at customer sites) via the GAC. I guess I was wondering if you had any opinions one way or the other (or any experiences to share) regarding using NLog from the GAC. Thanks! That looks like good info about NLog and the GAC. Have you used NLog deployed in the GAC? I am on a project where we are working on a “common” logging component for use by developers in our organization. In essence, we are using Common.Logging as a logging abstraction and NLog as the actual framework (this is an attempt (misguided?) to “future proof” our code by not being dependent on a specific logging framework). Anyway, our development standards pretty much mandate that “common” components used across our applications be deployed (for development boxes as well as when installed at customer sites) via the GAC.

I guess I was wondering if you had any opinions one way or the other (or any experiences to share) regarding using NLog from the GAC.

Thanks!

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