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We're not worried about client side, just server side applications. Thanks. / comments
We're not worried about client side, just server side applications. Thanks.
Hey Jessica, sorry i couldn't get back to this matter as there were a ton of other issues to attend to.
The thing is even as [Avoid profiling extremely trivial methods] and [Simplify very complex stack traces to save memory] are unchecked I do not see, or see very inconsistent displays of call trees that sometimes show up BCL method call stacks, and sometimes not - for the same functionality i am attempting to test for.
Furthermore, even with the presence of my own app .pdb files it does not appear to be able to dig into the source code.
Another big confusion I have has been the lengthy duration of time spent in the thread (Waiting for synchronization) and (Sleeping) categories that I wish could be expanded to figure out which points of code contribute to them.
At the end i am filled with confusion what are the exact contributions to the latency of our service app, as it sometimes report our app code, and sometimes report BCL (i.e. WCF serialisation etc) code. It is difficult to judge without having an absolute timeline picture, instead of visualising preferentially based on relative scales. / comments
Hey Jessica, sorry i couldn't get back to this matter as there were a ton of other issues to attend to.
The thing is even as [Avoid profiling extremely trivial methods] and [Simplify very complex s...
Hmmm it looks like if i test with another operation, the system.servicemodel call stack do appear.
I am guessing whether they appear or not is relative to the duration and intensity of other executing code? / comments
Hmmm it looks like if i test with another operation, the system.servicemodel call stack do appear.
I am guessing whether they appear or not is relative to the duration and intensity of other execut...
Ok i am perplexed on how to obtain consistent execution timelines of all methods (including BCL) ?
For example when we call a WCF service operation, how is it possible to show the execution durations from first time the ASP.NET runtime picks up the request from IIS all the way to our service app code, and then back?
The Call tree seems to be selectively in what it shows with its stacks of methods and difficult to make out a chronological flow of method calls... / comments
Ok i am perplexed on how to obtain consistent execution timelines of all methods (including BCL) ?
For example when we call a WCF service operation, how is it possible to show the execution duratio...
Hmmm, seems like the problem is due to the web application project using Visual Studio Development Server as the web server.
After changing to use IIS Express it seems to be proper now... / comments
Hmmm, seems like the problem is due to the web application project using Visual Studio Development Server as the web server.
After changing to use IIS Express it seems to be proper now...
Thanks so much! / comments
Thanks so much!
it should have been "icelava", thanks. / comments
it should have been "icelava", thanks.