SimpleMailWebEventProvider Class

Definition

public ref class SimpleMailWebEventProvider sealed : System::Web::Management::MailWebEventProvider

public sealed class SimpleMailWebEventProvider : System.Web.Management.MailWebEventProvider

type SimpleMailWebEventProvider = class
    inherit MailWebEventProvider

Public NotInheritable Class SimpleMailWebEventProvider
Inherits MailWebEventProvider

Inheritance

Object

ProviderBase

WebEventProvider

BufferedWebEventProvider

MailWebEventProvider

SimpleMailWebEventProvider

Examples

The following configuration file excerpt shows how to specify a provider of type SimpleMailWebEventProvider in the healthMonitoring section. The add elements in the rules section specify that the provider will handle request-processing errors and infrastructure errors.

<healthMonitoring  
    enabled="true"  
    heartBeatInterval="0">  
    <bufferModes>  
        <add name="Critical Notification"  
            maxBufferSize="100"  
            maxFlushSize="20"  
            urgentFlushThreshold="1"  
            regularFlushInterval="Infinite"  
            urgentFlushInterval="00:01:00"  
            maxBufferThreads="1"  
        />  
    </bufferModes>  
    <providers>  
        <add name="CriticalMailEventProvider"  
            type="System.Web.Management.SimpleMailWebEventProvider,   
              System.Web, Version=%ASSEMBLY_VERSION%, Culture=neutral,   
              PublicKeyToken=%MICROSOFT_PUBLICKEY%"  
            from="sender address"  
            to="someone@example.com"   
            cc="someone@example.com  
            bcc="someone@example.com"  
            priority="High"  
            bodyHeader="Warning!"  
            bodyFooter="Please investigate ASAP."  
            subjectPrefix="Action required."  
            buffer="true"  
            bufferMode="Critical Notification"  
            maxEventLength="4096"  
            maxSize="4096"  
            maxMessagesPerNotification="1"  
        />  
    </providers>  
    <eventMappings>  
        <add name="Request Processing Events"  
            type="System.Web.Management.WebRequestEvent, System.Web,   
              Version=%ASSEMBLY_VERSION%, Culture=neutral,   
              PublicKeyToken=%MICROSOFT_PUBLICKEY%"   
        />  
        <add name="Infrastructure Errors"  
            type="System.Web.Management.WebErrorEvent, System.Web,   
              Version=%ASSEMBLY_VERSION%, Culture=neutral,   
              PublicKeyToken=%MICROSOFT_PUBLICKEY%"   
        />  
    </eventMappings>  
    <profiles>  
        <add name="Default"  
            minInstances="1"  
            maxLimit="Infinite"  
            minInterval="00:10:00"  
        />  
        <add name="Critical"  
            minInstances="1"  
            maxLimit="1024"  
            minInterval="00:00:00"  
        />  
    </profiles>  
    <rules>  
        <add name="Request Processing Errors"  
            eventName="Request Processing Errors"  
            provider="CriticalMailEventProvider"  
            profile="Default"  
        />  
        <add name="Infrastructure Notifications"  
            eventName="Infrastructure Errors"  
            provider="CriticalMailEventProvider"  
            profile="Critical"  
        />  
   </rules>  
</healthMonitoring>   

Remarks

ASP.NET health monitoring allows production and operations staff to manage deployed Web applications. The System.Web.Management namespace contains the health event types responsible for packaging application health-status data and the provider types responsible for processing this data. It also contains supporting types that help during the management of health events.

This class is not intended to be used from your code. It is created, configured and used by the ASP.NET health-monitoring system to send event notifications by email. You can define an event provider in a configuration file, as demonstrated in the Example section of this topic.

This provider has a comprehensive set of configuration attributes that you can use to customize the way it works.

Properties

Methods

Applies to

See also

• WebEventProvider
• HealthMonitoringSection
• MailWebEventProvider
• Installing and Configuring ASP.NET Providers