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How can I format the Timestamp data that is printed when you set the TraceOutputOptions = TraceOptions.Timestamp?
Im getting something like:
Timestamp=41329240725 (real value that was written on the output text file)
EDITED:
I want something like 10:22:34.32938. How shoud I configure the TextWriterTraceListener to achieve that?
Do you really want to log the time that the message was written? If so, you want to use
TraceOptions.DateTime. Note, that according to MSDN, the time is written as UTC.If you want more control over the format of the time (including if you want it to be expressed in something other than UTC), then you will probably have write your own custom TraceListener, or find one that will do what you want.
One useful add on for System.Diagnostics is Ukadc.Diagnostics. With it you can easily add custom formatting to your log messages (similar to what you can do with log4net and NLog).
Here are some other links to answers that I have provided in the past to logging questions that you might find useful:
When should I use Tracing vs Logger.NET, Enterprise Library, log4net or Ukadc.Diagnostics?
When do I need more than one TraceSource in code?