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Hi,
While looking at windows server 2008, we found a way to get the same exception that you have. An instance of the "w3wp.exe" process may have been left by a previous profiling session exiting incorrectly. This simply needs to be ended in task manager (or by restarting the computer) to fix the problem if this is the case.
Hope that helps,
Alex / comments
Hi,
While looking at windows server 2008, we found a way to get the same exception that you have. An instance of the "w3wp.exe" process may have been left by a previous profiling session exiting in...
Hi,
I'm sorry that the profiler isn't working for your application.
I think what's happening is that the modified applicationHost.config file that the profiler is making isn't valid in some way.
I wonder if you could send me your original applicationHost.config, which can be found in:
C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv\config
And any of our modified copies, which can be found at:
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Red Gate\ANTS Performance Profiler 4
and are named like tmp*******.config
IF you could send these to support@red-gate.com and reference this forum thread in the email, that would help.
Thanks,
Alex / comments
Hi,
I'm sorry that the profiler isn't working for your application.
I think what's happening is that the modified applicationHost.config file that the profiler is making isn't valid in some way.
I ...
Merci beaucoup!
The output of that command is completely different on a french system, it looks like this on an english system:
W3WP.exe PID: 2208 AppPoolId: DefaultAppPool
I'll make sure we test international versions of windows thoroughly in this situation before the 4.3 release.
As a workaround for the moment, you can use task manager to close any processes called W3WP.exe, then the profiler will be able to start profiling again.
Regards,
Alex / comments
Merci beaucoup!
The output of that command is completely different on a french system, it looks like this on an english system:
W3WP.exe PID: 2208 AppPoolId: DefaultAppPool
I'll make sure we te...
Hi aragorn,
Thank you for reporting the bug in the early access build, that means the bug won't get into the release of 4.3.
I can't work out exactly why it is happening. If you have time, I would appreciate you running the following in a cmd window and pasting me what it says:
c:
cd \Windows\system32
cscript iisapp.vbs
This will just retreive some information about IIS, and won't change your system at all.
Regards,
Alex / comments
Hi aragorn,
Thank you for reporting the bug in the early access build, that means the bug won't get into the release of 4.3.
I can't work out exactly why it is happening. If you have time, I would ...
Hi aragorn,
I wonder if you can let me know some more about the application you're trying to profile? The version of IIS you're using, and whether your app is configured to run as a specific user, or whether it just uses the default user.
There is an Early Access build of ANTS Performance Profiler 4.3 that you can download. Bart's blog has a link that we'll keep updated: http://www.simple-talk.com/community/bl ... 71711.aspx
This has a new feature that might be exactly what you're looking for.
Let me know how it goes!
Alex / comments
Hi aragorn,
I wonder if you can let me know some more about the application you're trying to profile? The version of IIS you're using, and whether your app is configured to run as a specific user, ...
Hi cohowap,
I hope Brian's guide helps you with the binding problems.
I'm very interested in your use of exception reporting on the phone. As you can probably tell, this is a relatively new feature. We'd really appreciate if you could give more details of the situation you found that error reporting doesn't work with WP7 so we can fix it.
Thanks, / comments
Hi cohowap,
I hope Brian's guide helps you with the binding problems.
I'm very interested in your use of exception reporting on the phone. As you can probably tell, this is a relatively new feature...
Yeah, Visual Studio has a limitation where it doesn't detect changes in .targets files in the same way that it does for .csproj files. I've been annoyed by it before.
Having said that, it loads SmartAssembly.exe into the memory of VS when you first use it, so if you've already run a build, the installer should complain that it can't do the install unless you close VS. / comments
Yeah, Visual Studio has a limitation where it doesn't detect changes in .targets files in the same way that it does for .csproj files. I've been annoyed by it before.
Having said that, it loads Sma...
Yes, here's some advice: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... 362539.htm / comments
Yes, here's some advice:http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... 362539.htm
I still don't understand, SmartAssembly only works on .NET applications, and usually Mono. What framework are you talking about.
No, SmartAssembly doesn't support anything other than .NET. / comments
I still don't understand, SmartAssembly only works on .NET applications, and usually Mono. What framework are you talking about.
No, SmartAssembly doesn't support anything other than .NET.
I don't know what you mean by a 3rd party framework, but I can't think of any reason you would need to. SmartAssembly will produce a dll that's compatible with the old dll. / comments
I don't know what you mean by a 3rd party framework, but I can't think of any reason you would need to. SmartAssembly will produce a dll that's compatible with the old dll.