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I’m getting ready for my first ASP.NET MVC 2 project and was wondering whether ASP.NET Tracing
is sufficient for any logging I might need to do. Is anyone using a logging framework like log4net or NLog with an ASP.NET MVC 2 application, and if so, what additional functionality
does it provide that ASP.NET Tracing lacks?
A year later, I guess I can answer my own question. I ended up using NLog, and overall have found it very easy to use, with one exception: to allow NLog to write to a file when the ASP.NET MVC site is running in IIS (vs. Cassini), you have to grant the appropriate permissions to the folder for the App Pool user.