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Logging con NLog e SQLite

Tue, 06 May 2014 00:00:00 +0000

Questo articolo spiega come ottenere una soluzione di logging portabile ed elegante grazie all’uso di NLog e SQLite, su piattaforma .NET e con poche configurazioni.

NLog

NLog è una libreria di logging leggera e gratuita che supporta l’ecosistema .NET (Silverlight, Windows Phone, ecc.). Costituisce un’opzione eccellente per un ampio range di scenari: dalle semplici utilities quotidiane a servizi critici di produzione. Consente di avere multipli target, siano essi file, database, console, rete o email.

Logging with NLog and SQLite

Tue, 06 May 2014 00:00:00 +0000

This article explains how to achieve a portable and elegant logging solution with NLog and SQLite on the .NET platform with a few configurations.

NLog

NLog is a free, lightweight logging library for .NET. It supports many targets (files, databases, console, network, email, and more). nlog-project.org

Install (NuGet Package Manager Console)

PM> Install-Package NLog

SQLite

SQLite is a simple embedded database engine. No separate server daemon is required; the database is a single file (e.g., .db3).

Using an ajax:ModalPopup Without a TargetControl

Tue, 25 Sep 2007 00:00:00 +0000

The ModalPopup extender usually requires a control for firing up, set through the TargetControlID property. However, sometimes you may want to show and hide the panel programmatically. All you need is a fake activator, like the following:

The Extender

<ajax:ModalPopupExtender ID="mpeInfo" runat="server" TargetControlID="divFakeActivator"
 PopupControlID="pnlInfo" CancelControlID="bttInfoClose" />

The Panel

<asp:Panel ID="pnlInfo" runat="server">
 Hello World!!!
</asp:Panel>

The C# code

// Show and hide programmatically
mpeInfo.Show();
mpeInfo.Hide();

Note (2025): This post reflects an older ASP.NET AJAX pattern. In modern frameworks you would likely manage modal dialogs through client‑side libraries (e.g., Bootstrap, React, Blazor components).