NAME
    Log::Dispatch::Win32EventLog - Class for logging to the Windows NT
    Event Log

REQUIREMENTS
    The following modules are required:

      Log::Dispatch
      Params::Validate
      Win32::EventLog

  Installation
    Installation is pretty standard:

      perl Makefile.PL
      nmake
      nmake test
      nmake install

    If you have Module::Build installed, you can use the following:

      perl Build.PL
      perl Build
      perl Build test
      perl Build install

    Note that the tests for this module will post to the event log.

    WARNING: WinZip is unable to use POSIX-style long pathnames in tar
    files, so it may ignore the directory structure of this module's
    distribution.  Alternate gzip and tar utilities can be found at
    http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net or http://unxutils.sourceforge.net

SYNOPSIS
      use Log::Dispatch::Win32EventLog;

      my $log = Log::Dispatch::Win32EventLog->new(
          name       => 'myname'
          min_level  => 'info',
          source     => 'My App'
      );

      $log->log(level => 'emergency', messsage => 'something BAD happened');

DESCRIPTION
    Log::Dispatch::Win32EventLog is a subclass of Log::Dispatch::Output,
    which inserts logging output into the windows event registry.

    See the module documentation for more details.

KNOWN ISSUES
    Depending on event log settings, if they are at their maximum size and
    the automatic purging of older events is disabled, then some of the
    tests may fail.  Clear the event logs and re-test the module.

REVISION HISTORY
    Changes since the last public release:

    0.14 2006-xx-xx
        - removed SIGNATURE from the distribution

    A more detailed history can be found in the included Changes file.

AUTHOR
    David Landgren <dland at cpan.org> (current maintainer)

    Robert Rothenberg <rrwo at cpan.org>

    Arthur Bergman <abergman at cpan.org>

    Gunnar Hansson <gunnar at telefonplan.nu>

LICENSE
    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.