Initializes a new instance of the TextFileDestination class

Configures specified destination

Deterministically disposes object. DO NOT OVERRIDE this method, override Destructor() instead

Override to perform derivative-specific configuration

Called when message is to be written to stream

Override DoFormatMessage() instead

Warning: don't override this method in derived destinations, use DoFormatMessage() instead!

Checks to see whether object dispose started or has already been disposed and throws an exception if Dispose() was called

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Gets external parameter value returning true if parameter was found

Returns named parameters that can be used to control this component

Sets external parameter value returning true if parameter was found and set

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Provides periodic notification of destinations from central Log thread even if there are no messages to write. Override DoPulse to commit internal batching buffers provided by particular destinations

Sends the message into destination doing filter checks first.

Notifies log service of exception that surfaced during processing of a particular message

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term of given type. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Serializes object into JSON string

Serializes object into JSON format using provided TextWriter

Serializes object into JSON format using provided stream and optional encoding

Allows to insert a destination right after this one

Allows to insert a destination right before this one

Returns average time it takes destination implementation to write the log message to actual sink. This property is only computed when MaxProcessingTimeMs limit is imposed, otherwise it returns 0f

Returns the common name used to identify the component, for example "Glue" for various IGlue implementations. This name is searched-by some management tools that allow to find component by this name that does not change between application restarts like ComponentSID does. Subordinate (non-root) components return null

Returns a reference to an object that this app component services/operates under, or null

Returns process/instance unique app component system id

Returns local computer time of component start (not from application container time)

Imposes a filter on days when this destination handles messages

Indicates whether this object was already disposed - the Dispose() has finished

Indicates whether this object Dispose() has been called and dispose started but not finished yet

Imposes a filter that specifies the ending date and time before which this destination will be processing log messages

Imposes a filter that specifies the ending time of the day before which this destination will be processing log messages

Returns named parameters that can be used to control this component

Sets destination name used for failover of this one

File name may include environment variables (e.g. ~home), and use macros to specify time "$(~home)$(@::now fmt=yyyyMMdd utc=false)-$($name).log". Pass "utc=true" argument to use UTC

Gets/sets filter expression for this destination. Filter expressions get dynamically compiled into filter assembly, consequently it is not a good practice to create too many different filters. Filters are heavyweight, and it is advisable to use them ONLY WHEN regular destination filtering (using Min/Max levels, dates and times) can not be used to achieve the desired result

References message filtering method or null

Determines whether additional co-related error message should be generated when this destination fails or when it is used as failover by some other destination. When this property is true an additional error message gets written into failover destination that describes what message caused failure (error is co-related to original) at what destination. False by default.

Returns last error that this destination has encountered

Imposes a maximum log level constraint

Imposes a time limit on internal message processing (writing into actual sink) by this destination. If this limit is exceeded, this destination fails and processing is re-tried to be resumed after RestartProcessingAfterMs interval. The minimum value for this property is 25 ms as lower values compromise timer accuracy

Imposes a minimum log level constraint

Provides mnemonic destination name

Indicates whether this destination should only process failures - messages that crashed other destinations. When set to true regular messages (dispatched by Send(msg)) are ignored

Returns a composite destination that ownes this destination or null

Specifies how much time must pass before processing will be tried to resume after failure. The default value is 60000 ms

References a log service that this destination services

Imposes a filter that specifies the starting date and time after which this destination will start processing log messages

Imposes a filter that specifies the starting time of the day after which this destination will start processing log messages

Indicates whether this destination should try to test the underlying sink on startup. For example DB-based destinations will try to connect to server upon log service launch when this property is true