Singleton logger, static logger, factory logger… how to log?

Question

I am wrapping the patterns & practices Enterprise Library Logging Application Block for an application written in .NET.

I want to be able to subclass a logger (i.e t

Answer 1

You could even do better than that. Write a wrapper class that wraps either Nlog or log4net or whatnot. You can then use that wrapper class (maybe use an interface to it if you really want to decouple things) in your code. This way, if you decide to change logger class, you need to change just one class and not edit all your classes.