RE: writing to file from web service

Hi,

Not sure whether you were talking about a legacy ASP.NET web service or a
WCF web service. But the code just looks fine to me and it should work.

In addition, there are other choices, if you're interested:

You can also use the .NET built in Trace class to log messages to a text
file together with TextWriterTraceListener class. As stated in the MSDN
document, the Trace class is thread safe. The potential advantage of using
Trace class over your own is, it is configurable without changing the code.
More flexible when you want to change the log format (like txt to xml).

Windows Event logging is another option. The logs will be easier to
manage/analyze for admins.

If you have any futher questions, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Best regards,

Jie Wang

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