Console

[sroberts82]

Hi, This is a really basic question but I cant find the answer anywhere. The function console.write, where does it write to?? I dont see any results in my visual studio console, is there a file somewhere?

[sasire18]

hi even that i dont know you can try it using response.write though its a bad way of coding to see the message or you can try this style of coding Response.Write(se.Message + "

"); Respose.Write("select "+select) or you can redirect the errors in some page like Response.Write("Error.aspx") Ithink this will help you sasi -- modified at 4:39 Friday 30th December, 2005

[ben_leah]

Actually it might be the Output window, but you get the drift

[ben_leah]

System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine() will write to you Immediate Window.

[sroberts82]

Hi, thanks for response, I tried that but I cant see my messages. Is there even an output file , something like catalina.out in java that I can write to?

[ben_leah]

From the menu ; View --> Other Windows --> Output will display your output window. Anything written by System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("A message"); will be written to the Output window. Trust me, ive used it alot. Try sticking a breakpoint in and making sure that this Debug.WriteLine is actually being called.

[sroberts82]

Yeah thats what I was looking in. The only thing is maybe the way I run it. I copy project over to IIS and run from there. How do you run yours?

[ben_leah]

Sorry, i thought you were running you project from within VS. I dont know of a mechanism to write debug output once the project is deployed. Apart from writing your own Logger?