AppLogger, a Simple Distributed Application Logger - Part 2 (Using MSMQ)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
	<appSettings>
		<!--
			AppLogger.Type allows changing the type of logger during 
			runtime. Eg. ConsoleLogger, FileLogger, EventLogger, DbLogger, DebugLogger
		 -->
		<add key="AppLogger.Type" value="AppLogger.BusinessRules.ConsoleLogger" />
		<!--
			AppLogger.DbConnection applies to DbLogger only. 
			<add key="AppLogger.DbConnection" value="Server=<hostname>;Initial Catalog=<dbname>;user id=<id>;pwd=<password>;" />
			AppLogger.DbConnection applies to DbLogger using Trusted connection only. 
			<add key="AppLogger.DbConnection" value="Server=<hostname>;Initial Catalog=<dbname>;Integrated Security=SSPI;" />
		 -->
		 
		<!--
			AppLogger.MSMQ is for MsmqLogger only. Private queue "applogger" must exists in local machine. 
			Client side must have the following in <appSettings> 
			<add key="AppLogger.Home.Location" value="msmq:FormatName:DIRECT=OS:.\private$\applogger" />
			Server side, which is this App.config, must have the following in <appSettings> 
			<add key="AppLogger.MSMQ" value="FormatName:DIRECT=OS:<hostname>\private$\applogger" />
		 -->
		<add key="AppLogger.MSMQ" value="FormatName:DIRECT=OS:bordeaux\private$\applogger" />
	</appSettings>
	<system.runtime.remoting>
		<application name="AppLogger Service">
			<!--
				The Remoting TCP port.
			-->
			<channels>
				<channel ref="tcp" port="20911" />
			</channels>
			<service>
				<!--
					The Remoting config for the concrete IHome.
				    <wellknown mode="Singleton" type="AppLogger.BusinessRules.DefaultAppLogger, AppLogger.BusinessRules" />
				-->
				<wellknown
					mode="SingleCall"
					type="AppLogger.BusinessRules.DefaultHome, AppLogger.BusinessRules"
					objectUri="AppLogger.IHome.rem" />
			</service>
		</application>
		<!--
			The Remoting config customErrors must be set to "off" for
			serialization of exceptions across tiers.
		-->
		<customErrors mode="off" />
	</system.runtime.remoting>
</configuration>