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Well, I don't use caching in any of my pages and the pages definitely work, so it's definitely loading the framework. sorry if I posted my problem on the wrong thread... I thought they sounded like the same problem. So, any ideas on my issue, then? / comments
Well, I don't use caching in any of my pages and the pages definitely work, so it's definitely loading the framework. sorry if I posted my problem on the wrong thread... I thought they sounded li...
Well, I don't get a results summary page, so I can't check the version I guess. What happens is this:
1) run wizard to launch to page (all .net methods)
2) do some stuff
3) close browser -> get the little dialog box in Profiler saying it's restarting iis
4) then I get what looks like a javascript alert box that says:
The web aplication en/login.aspx has not loaded the .NET Framework. Please check that en/login.aspx is an ASP.NET web application. Please note that accessing cached web pages will not load the .NET Framework.
The page I'm hitting is http://localhost/nextgen/en/login.aspx. Once I click OK on the error message dialog I'm just back at the Profiler home page. / comments
Well, I don't get a results summary page, so I can't check the version I guess. What happens is this:
1) run wizard to launch to page (all .net methods)
2) do some stuff
3) close browser -> get th...
Brian-
So, here's the scenarios and what works (Root is the site root and nextgen is my virtual directory set to run on 2.0). In all scenarios I filter All .NET Methods:
1) Root on 1.1, nextgen on 2.0 - no profiler results OR log files when hitting a 1.1 page under root or a 2.0 page under nextgen
2) Root on 2.0, nextgen on 2.0 - I get profiler results AND one log file (UILog.txt) when hitting a 1.1 page under root and a 2.0 page under nextgen.
In scenario #2 the log file (UILog.txt) just records this:
11/17/2005 9:42:35 AM ProfilingSession.StartProfiler
11/17/2005 9:49:08 AM ProfilingSession.GetProfilerResults
11/17/2005 9:49:10 AM ProfilingSession.StopProfiling
11/17/2005 9:49:26 AM ProfilingSession.Close
If I could leave the root set to 2.0 I would just for simplicity. However, this is not how our production machines are set up, plus there are 1.1 pages that don't run on 2.0. Thanks for any help! / comments
Brian-
So, here's the scenarios and what works (Root is the site root and nextgen is my virtual directory set to run on 2.0). In all scenarios I filter All .NET Methods:
1) Root on 1.1, nextgen on...
I don't have any part of my site set up to impersonate a different user and I haven't messed with the aspnet user account as far as I know. Also, I'm running on Win XP Pro. So, any ideas?
Thanks Brian! / comments
I don't have any part of my site set up to impersonate a different user and I haven't messed with the aspnet user account as far as I know. Also, I'm running on Win XP Pro. So, any ideas?
Thanks ...
Could it matter what user account I have the site to run under as the anonymous user? I'm currently using my domain account, which is an administrator on the box. / comments
Could it matter what user account I have the site to run under as the anonymous user? I'm currently using my domain account, which is an administrator on the box.
Well, here's something interesting. Just for kicks I tried setting my default site (the root) to use 2.0 instead of 1.1 framework and it worked! So, my page is under a virtual directory running 2.0, but asp.net 2.0 pages under that VD will only profile if the root site is set to 2.0. Is that really the case? Seems to me that I should be able to keep the default site set to 1.1 and still be able to profile. / comments
Well, here's something interesting. Just for kicks I tried setting my default site (the root) to use 2.0 instead of 1.1 framework and it worked! So, my page is under a virtual directory running 2...
I am positive. No matter which option I choose on the "Choose what code to profile" screen I get no results. I have tried this, by the way, in versions 2.1, 2.5 and 2.6 all with the same result (or lack there of). / comments
I am positive. No matter which option I choose on the "Choose what code to profile" screen I get no results. I have tried this, by the way, in versions 2.1, 2.5 and 2.6 all with the same result (...
Brian-
I have a virtual directory running under .NET 2.0 and I'm trying to profile a page that resides in it. I get this same error message (the one discussed above) every time. I have verified the four things listed above and none of these are the problem. The default web site is running on 1.1 and this virtual directory is running as 2.0. I can profile 2.0 code in a WinForm just fine and profiling a 1.1 page under the site root (which is running on .NET 1.1) works fine. Any ideas?
thanks,
Wes / comments
Brian-
I have a virtual directory running under .NET 2.0 and I'm trying to profile a page that resides in it. I get this same error message (the one discussed above) every time. I have verified t...