Hi all,

I am creating a component library with code that currently is part of an application. I have an event logger project that is also used in our application and all events, messages, and exceptions are logged to an application log (text) file.

Since I am seperating all the code for this specific component to be used in multiple applications I would not have access to log exceptions from this component to the same log file. I could include the logger in the component and have a component specific log file but not sure if that would be all that helpful. My question is what do others do when they write a library with a public interface only to be used as a component in another application. Exceptions that I catch are the only thing that I am thinking of in this case. Do most just catch them and try to recover and not worry about logging them? I could raise a component error event so the application can worry about it. That seems reasonable. Any thoughts appreciated.
Tim