If I run the application locally using the ASP.Net web server or local IIS I get all my log files. Once the application has been deployed to IIS 7 I only get the System.ServiceModel log. I have verified that the directory exists and I have given full control to everybody. I also have restarted the services and the site in an attempt to force the logs to flush. I have just been trying anything to get a log out of this thing so I also installed the Tracing and Logging Tools role services. I still don't get my application logs.
I also tried an implementation where I logged to the EventLog instead of trace log files. This also exhibited the same behavior. Worked locally and when deployed to local IIS but not when deployed to the actual server. I logged to the application log and on my IIS7 machine I gave full control permission to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetserviceseventlogApplication.
Seems like I must be missing something here. I can't get any information out of these 2 different logging implementations when deployed within IIS 7. I'm not even sure what is common here. Do EventLog.WriteEntry and Trace.TraceEvent both use WCF?
I have deployed my application to the remote server. But some error occures during that runs on the server. So i need to trace the server side code. I don't have Vs .net in my server but i have that in my client machine. Is there any way to trace the code from the client?
In trying to track down a performance issue that is only occurring in our production environment, we have enabled tracing within the app so see method calls and page load times.
This is working well and there is lots of information that helps to track down issues. However, the only way of viewing this information is to browse to the Trace.axd and then view each request individually.
It is also only possible to track the first X requests in this way and X has a maximum limit of 10,000.
Is there a way to direct this trace information to a file or database? I believe this can be done using System.Diagnostics, however, I am not having much luck.
This results in an xml file containing the timestamps and data for the trace items such as "Begin Load", "End Load", etc.
However, it only seems to log a single request and does not log all requests. In addition, whilst the load times are useful, ideally I would like to have available all of the information that can be seen in the Trace.axd, such as request data, post data, session data, etc.
Is this possible at all without any major code changes? Ideally I would like to enable this using only web.config changes.
Alternatively, I have looked into other applications such as RedGate and Equatec's profiling tools, however, I would like to exhaust the non invasive tracing options first.
I'm debugging some unexpected behavior and while tracing in to the .NET framework I see a bunch of stuff like this:
if (Logging.On) { Logging.PrintInfo(Logging.Web, this, SR.GetString(SR.net_log_n_certs_after_filtering, filteredCerts.Count)); ... }
But (as expected by default) the execution steps right over these. Is there some way to turn on the logging? Or is that just something that the framework developers can do while making special builds of the framework?
I have an asp.net2.0 application with a treeview control for navigation on my site. the application works fine with development server but when i deploy my site on IIS 5.0, the links stop working after the first click on any link.
I just deployed a site and all looks okay as far as it being up there and the files are there.However when I go to click on any link, they don't even send a request back to the browser.If I right click then open link in new tab is sends it along just fine but it seems like the page can't initiate a request back to the server,
I have an ASP.NET web application(webforms,not MVC) developed in VS 2008 and i have implemented ASP.NET web forms URL routing by following this link [URL]
It works pretty good when i run it on the Visual studion IDE.But does not works when i created a site under my IIS (IIS 5.1 in XP) and deployed the same files there.I have set ASP.NET version as 2.0 in the Properties window of my application too.But does not work.
I recently embarked on the endeavor of creating my own asynchronous file upload components for ASP.NET. I took lessons learned form Darren Johnstone's FileUpload project and created an HttpModule for extracting the files from the submitted data.
I got everything working as it should in testing with VS 2008 using the Development Server. I even went so far during my testing to ensure that the request was being intercepted by the module before the files began uploading. After I was satisfied with things, I deployed the project to our web server (Win 2008 w/ IIS 7). I was horrified to learn that the controls were not functioning when deployed.
After some remote debugging, I found that the HttpApplication.AuthenticateRequest event (my location for hooking in to the process) was not being invoked until the files were completely uploaded.
I have just deployed my entire website onto my hosting provider. My databases worked fine whilst I was testing the website on the local host. They use Plesk Control Panel. Here is my connection string:
Data Source=.SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename|DataDirectory|ASPNETDB.MDF";Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True (nothing is omited from this string)
Why isn't this working when the website is online? I get the error Invalid value for key 'attachdbfilename'. I have retargeted my website for .net 2.0 at the providers request because they do not support .net 4.
in my web application i'm using CultureAndRegionInfoBuilder to Register and UnRegister my custom culture and it is working fine when i run theapplication from VS2008 IDE but not when i deploy to IIS. It's giving the error meesage "Register Method failed
I have created custom membership and role providers for a SharePoint web application.
If I deploy the DLL for these classes into the GAC, the membership/role provision works just fine. If I deploy these DLLs to the web application's bin folder in IIS, the web app bails with a server error immediately when browsing to the site.
Parser Error Message: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
If I view source on the error page I get a bit more info:
When running the ASP.NET Development Server, everything is working fine. However, when I deploy my asp.net application to the production server (IIS 7.0 integrated mode, fresh install), my location tags in my web.config file are being ignored.
Case in point: I'm using forms authentication, and when the user arrives at my login.aspx page, the external css & js files are not being loaded...even though I have specified that those files should be available to all users (auth'd or not). However, once the user is logged in, the files do in fact load.
I am trying to redirect my trace output to a text file.
For this I tried to add a textwritertracelistener object to Trace.Listeners.Add but I can't see Listeners Class in Trace.ie When I put Trace. the Listeners class is not popup. Also I am unable to add System.Diagnostics.TraceListener namespace to the page.
I need to use [System.Diagnostics.Process ] class in my web project to execute a *.exe file. I can also use the [CreateNoWindow ] property to make it invisible while it does it job behind the scenes. However, webhosting companies do not allow .exe files to be executed on the web. I read some where that if I place the same code (which invokes the .exe file) in a separate class library project and use the respective [dll] in my web application, it will work.
I spent a day trying to make Ent Lib Logging work and log anything into database or event log. I have a web application and console application with the same Ent Lib config but only the console application is capable to log into the Event Log. I tried everything with permissions but I don't know what exactly I am doing — which services should have what. It does not work!
I read articles like this[URL] and I want to try to give the ASPNET account those permissions. I am using Windows 7 and I cannot find ASPNET user account. So where is it?
This is the config file which is automatically generated from Ent Lib utility and it works only on App.config, not on web.config:
I think my subject line explains my problem in a nutshell.. I have a login page, I login like I should and everything works.I logout and when I type/paste the address to the page, in the address field, I still reach it just like if I was still logged in..The page I type in the address field is in a subfolder, only suppose to be able to be reached by logged in users and in this folder,ith it's own web.config-file:
System.NullReferenceException Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at ChooseTime_aspx.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.Web.UI.Control.OnLoad(EventArgs e) at System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive() at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint)
currently I am working on an activities management system, in this application I want to give facility to show the visitor location of this site. I am using c# and asp.net so how we should start implementation
I want to enable trace functionality. It works perfectly fine on the default.aspx.cs pages that have
using System.Web; on it. But whenever I try to use inside my custom namespace (in a class) it's not available. So I figured i would add
"using System.Web;" on that page as well. So Now, I have TraceContext popping up but I dont' see Trace.Write() method. i want to have trace.write() available on other pages. isn't that the reason for including a reference "using System.Web;"??
I created an asp,net web form. On my development machine, it was tested and every fields submitted were inserted in an SQL database table. This was verified with a retrieve record code and also, visually inspecting the table, When migrating the code to a UAT server, two fields fails to be inserted. No errors were thrown, How do I even trace this since, the dev environment dont have this problem?
Is there a way that I can trace every method, basically a line trace, in an asp.net web site in production environment?
I don't want to go about creating db logging for every line - i see an intermittent error and would like to see every line called and performed by the website per user.
