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Hello Rajesh,
Did you browse to your Web Application after starting to profile the project from the command line?
If the application isn't browsed to / requested from, then no managed code will of been executed.
Please run the command line project again, then browse to your web-app that is deployed to IIS,;you should then see the "Attached to 'w3wp.exe' (process id)" message in the command prompt. / comments
Hello Rajesh,
Did you browse to your Web Application after starting to profile the project from the command line?
If the application isn't browsed to / requested from, then no managed code will of ...
Hello Rajesh,
The command line profiler workflow is different than when profiling using the UI; a browser window is not automatically opened for you as the typical use-case is where the command line profiler is integrated into a build system or something similar - where a browser window would not be needed.
If you are manually running the profiler with the proj file for IIS then you will need to initiate some interaction with the application; opening a browser and browsing to your local site (or using the 'browse to...' option from the IIS manager UI), or say if the app is a service then a client to make a request to that service. Basically some request is made to the web-app, then the command line profiler will attach and record data for your interactions.
In a continuous deployment scenario then you would have some code/script/client to make requests to the web-app after you have started to profile the project file.
I hope that explains the workflow better, please let me know how you get on. / comments
Hello Rajesh,
The command line profiler workflow is different than when profiling using the UI; a browser window is not automatically opened for you as the typical use-case is where the command lin...
Hello Rajesh,
I work on the profilers, I have raised this and we will look into it for you. / comments
Hello Rajesh,
I work on the profilers, I have raised this and we will look into it for you.
Another thing I should point out is that the current functionality of the EAP's Continuous Profiler only shows Wall-Clock time - again this is just due to these being the very first EAP builds. CPU Time will appear in future builds as the tool is further developed. / comments
Another thing I should point out is that the current functionality of the EAP's Continuous Profiler only shows Wall-Clock time - again this is just due to these being the very first EAP builds. CPU...
Good Morning,
Just to point out that a new build, 7.0.0.803, is now available. Coincidentally the previous EAP builds (7.0.0.802) Timebomb will of expired yesterday. / comments
Good Morning,
Just to point out that a new build, 7.0.0.803, is now available. Coincidentally the previous EAP builds (7.0.0.802) Timebomb will of expired yesterday.
Hello Uwe,
If you are willing there is nothing to stop you from running ANTS Performance Profiler 6.x (APP) on your production server for a few hours.
If you have a test server then this is the recommended deployment environment for the application, but of course that depends on if the performance problems are also present there - from your post I am assuming not.
Profiling in a continuous/live environment is a task we are currently exploring for future releases of APP and we are in the middle of running an Early Access Program (EAP) for APP 7 that incorporates the beginning of this continuous profiling functionality. This is achieved within a separate Web UI.
We are recommending the deployment of the EAP to be on a development/test environment; in this case this is due to the tool being in the earlier stages of development, and we are still exploring the feasibility of deploying it in particular setups.
The current functionality of the EAP's Continuous Profiler does not allow you to filter via Application Pools yet (though of course this is planned).
The EAP can be found at: http://help.red-gate.com/help/ANTSPerfo ... d_eap.html
The setup documentation can be found here: http://downloads.red-gate.com/HelpPDF/A ... tarted.pdf
The current supported browsers for the Continuous Profiling Web UI are Internet Explorer 9, Firefox and Chrome. / comments
Hello Uwe,
If you are willing there is nothing to stop you from running ANTS Performance Profiler 6.x (APP) on your production server for a few hours.
If you have a test server then this is the rec...
Hi,
You are able to enter the path to your mvc app, e.g.
"D:\Dev\ASP\NerdDinner_2.0_download\NerdDinner\" / comments
Hi,
You are able to enter the path to your mvc app, e.g.
"D:\Dev\ASP\NerdDinner_2.0_download\NerdDinner\"
Hi,
Attach to a .Net 4 process is a feature of the current version.
Regards,
Dene. / comments
Hi,
Attach to a .Net 4 process is a feature of the current version.
Regards,
Dene.
Hi,
If you are just interested in if ANTS is profiling then you could check if the following environment variables are set:
cor_profiler
cor_enable_profiling
Regards,
Dene. / comments
Hi,
If you are just interested in if ANTS is profiling then you could check if the following environment variables are set:
cor_profiler
cor_enable_profiling
Regards,
Dene.
Hello Tobias,
You may also want to try the current EAP for the Performance Profiler, the new functionality significantly changes how the SQL profiling works, as such making it even more useful if you are interested in the calls your application makes to a database.
EAP is here: http://help.red-gate.com/help/ANTSPerfo ... d_eap.html / comments
Hello Tobias,
You may also want to try the current EAP for the Performance Profiler, the new functionality significantly changes how the SQL profiling works, as such making it even more useful if y...