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I just spent the last two hours looking at my nlog config thinking I had something wrong but apparently I didn't.
I have a simple aspx page that I wanted enable nlogging with. I added the reference, called the standard private Logger m_logger = NLog.LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger(); ( I understand this isn't the most efficient way) and then started logging my class. When I run the page, nothing, not a log file created or anything. I went through my config file numerous times but it looked right. I thought I might have a permissions issue so I opened the security on the directory to everyone, still no file. I then was going through the API online and I see a ThrowException boolean that might be helpful. I thought I could at least see the error I am dealing with. I set ThrowException to true after I make the call to GetCurrentLogger and instead of an exception, I see all of the log entries I was writing. Can someone help me understand what could be happening here? I'm thrilled I finally have logging but I would like to know how setting that boolean caused things to work?
By the way, I have logging in other projects and i have not experienced the issue. I am using version 1.0.0.505.
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