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Create and enable a custom trace listener

This tutorial demonstrates how to create a custom trace listener which can log errors to external application such as Raygun (https://raygun.io/)

GITHUB EXAMPLE: You can find a full code sample for the custom trace listener in Sitefinity CMS GitHub repository » External logging project.

PREREQUISITES:

Acquire a Raygun API key by registering on Raygun's site (Raugun.io)
Create a new application on your Raygun dashboard.

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Prepare the project
Custom error trace listener: Prepare the project
Create the client class
Create the trace listener class
Create the configurator class
Create the installer class
Custom error trace listener: Create the installer class
Enable the trace listener in your project

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