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Problem with Service Trace Viewer

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    Hi I am debugging a web service problem, i.e. my web service is slow at first and faster there afterwards, however, I am having trouble getting logs that can be generated using MS Service Trace Viewer. Now I know that the mark up I have added to app.config is working because I have run this in a dummy application in Visual Studio, but when I add the markup to the app.config and then run the application through the browser I don't see any log in the C:/Drive. Can anyone please advise me how I can solve this? Is there another attribute I need to add to listener for adding a filepath? Thanks

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      Hi I am debugging a web service problem, i.e. my web service is slow at first and faster there afterwards, however, I am having trouble getting logs that can be generated using MS Service Trace Viewer. Now I know that the mark up I have added to app.config is working because I have run this in a dummy application in Visual Studio, but when I add the markup to the app.config and then run the application through the browser I don't see any log in the C:/Drive. Can anyone please advise me how I can solve this? Is there another attribute I need to add to listener for adding a filepath? Thanks

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      Hard to guess, but you've been through this yes? Service Trace Viewer Tool (SvcTraceViewer.exe)[^] What's the difference between a "dummy app" and rnning an app in the browser? Shouldn't you be tracing on the service end? Does the service process have sufficient privileges to write to the C:\drive?

      Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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