You are an enterprise application developer. You are designing an event logging mechanism for a Web service. The Web service will be used to expose financial data. You need to ensure that the event logging mechanism meets the following requirements: Access to all financial data is logged in production for auditing purposes.Arithmetic exceptions are logged only during application development.Event log data is available to the administrators only on the local Web servers. Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

A.
Use the Debug class to log access to financial data.

B.
Use the Trace class to log access to financial data.

C.
Use an EventLogTraceListener object to write data to the System Event Log file.

D.
Use a CATCH block to handle arithmetic exceptions, and use the Debug class to log the exception data.

E.
Use a CATCH block to handle arithmetic exceptions, and use the Trace class to log the exception data.

F.
Use a TextWriterEventListener object to write event log data to a text file in the
C:\Windows\System32\Logs folder.