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Hi...there were no .net errors in the event log, but running explicitly as administrator worked. Weird, as previously I was getting the popup where I had to allow it to profile, so I assumed it had full admin privilages...but apparently not.
Anyway, its working now as administrator, so thanks!!
Mike. / comments
Hi...there were no .net errors in the event log, but running explicitly as administrator worked. Weird, as previously I was getting the popup where I had to allow it to profile, so I assumed it ha...
Actually...just checked using Process Monitor and it does load .NET into the Web Development process. It didn't point to any other obvious problems however.
Mike Hanrahan. / comments
Actually...just checked using Process Monitor and it does load .NET into the Web Development process. It didn't point to any other obvious problems however.
Mike Hanrahan.
I was able to solve it by removing the NInject .pdb files and setting ANTS to only profile where code is available. Not ideal, but it will work until NInject remove the security policies that are causing this. Thanks. / comments
I was able to solve it by removing the NInject .pdb files and setting ANTS to only profile where code is available. Not ideal, but it will work until NInject remove the security policies that are ...
When profiling an app that uses NInject I am getting an error that says "Operation could destabilize the runtime" if I use line level timings. As I have no control over this assembly I can't remove the security attributes. Is there any solution you could suggest to remedy this?
Thanks,
Mike. / comments
When profiling an app that uses NInject I am getting an error that says "Operation could destabilize the runtime" if I use line level timings. As I have no control over this assembly I can't remov...