Reputation: 321
Background
I'm using Postsharp version 3.0.42.9 and have created a custom tracer attribute (OnMethodBoundaryAspect
). I have applied it at the assembly level of my WebForms project like this:
[assembly: MyLogging.Tracer(AttributePriority = 1)]
[assembly: MyLogging.Tracer(AttributeExclude = true, AttributeTargetMembers = "regex:^get_|^set_", AttributePriority = 2)]
The tracer logs entry with method arguments and exit with return value. I'm using NLog to write the log entries to a database table.
I have the following two classes in separate files in the same folder of the same project in my solution and in the same namespace:
public class ClassA : IClassA
{
public OperationResult PerformOperation(IEnumerable<SomeDto> parameters)
{
var classB = new ClassB();
return classB.AnotherOperation(parameters);
}
}
//In a different file
public class ClassB
{
public OperationResult AnotherOperation(IEnumerable<SomeDto> parameters)
{
//Do some stuff
return operationResult;
}
}
ClassA
is instantiated and invoked from an aspx
page.
Problem
I get the logs as expected for the methods in ClassA
such as PerformOperation
and the aspx
page, but nothing gets logged for any methods in ClassB
.
Any help is appreciated.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 74
Reputation: 321
I am logging to a database table and one of the columns was not large enough to hold the data. When I turned on internal logging for NLog it put me on track to resolve the issue. This was not caused by Postsharp.
Upvotes: 1