Trace.WriteLine and Web Services

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redhotsly@hotmail.com - 19 Sep 2006 14:17 GMT

Hi, we use Trace.WriteLine to output tracing information in our web
services methods. With .Net Framework 1.1, we could view the tracing in
real-time using DebugView (DbgView.exe) without attaching a debugger.
After upgrading to .Net 2.0, it seems like the Trace.WriteLine output
is sent somewhere else because it no longer shows up in DebugView. If I
replace the Trace.WriteLine by Debug.WriteLine, then it works. How can
I fix the Trace.WriteLine?
Regards
-Sly

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Gaurav Vaish (www.EduJiniOnline.com) - 19 Sep 2006 15:09 GMT

> After upgrading to .Net 2.0, it seems like the Trace.WriteLine output
> is sent somewhere else because it no longer shows up in DebugView. If I
> replace the Trace.WriteLine by Debug.WriteLine, then it works. How can
> I fix the Trace.WriteLine?

Ensure that you theh correct the trace-listeners initialized appropriately.

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redhotsly@hotmail.com - 20 Sep 2006 12:24 GMT

> Ensure that you theh correct the trace-listeners initialized appropriately.

Which listener do I have to use? Also, how do I configure and
initialize it properly?
Thank you
-Sly

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Gaurav Vaish (www.EduJiniOnline.com) - 21 Sep 2006 03:31 GMT

Look in the documentation for "Configuration File Schema"

Sub-topic: "<system.diagnostics> Element"

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>> Ensure that you theh correct the trace-listeners initialized
>> appropriately.
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> Thank you
> -Sly

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