Visual Studio Magazine - Getting Started column, November 2002
Build an ASPLogger DLL by Stan Schultes - stan@vbnetexpert.com

Code Copyright  2002 by Stan Schultes, All Rights Reserved.

Unzip the VB project into a directory on your machine. Register the ASPLogger.dll on your machine (using Regsvr32) before running the test web page, or you can rebuild the project to register the DLL.

Unzip the ASP code into a directory on your machine, you can put the ASP code in the same directory as your VB project. Create a Virtual Directory pointing to your ASP code using IIS Manager.

Change the default form values by editing the include file ASPLogTestSettings.asp. Setting the two logfile names the same causes ASPLogger to write Info and Error messages to the same file. Leave the filenames blank to use the default filenames (ASPLogTest_Info.log and ASPLogTest_Error.log) in the virtual directory root.