Network Programming in .NET

If you are running a C# Application on a client’s machine, and can’t run the debugger on it, then instead of asking your client to send you log files whenever something goes wrong, you can use a remote logging service to record error events, and view them, and even act on them before the client complains.

This example uses RemoteLogCat.com – a logging service designed for Android, but works equally well in C# / .NET. You will need to have an API Key, and store it as a setting as “RemoteLogCat” in your web.config / app.config

public class Logging

{

public static string key = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[“RemoteLogCat”];

    public static void Log(string channel, string log)

{

var strUrl = “http://www.remotelogcat.com/log.php?apikey={0}&channel={1}&log={2}”;

strUrl = string.Format(strUrl, key, channel, log);

var wc = new WebClient();

wc.DownloadString(strUrl);

}

}