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what is trace listeners

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    hello my dear... what is trace listeners and where we use this, and i know about <trace>

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      hello my dear... what is trace listeners and where we use this, and i know about <trace>

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      Is is really so hard to find on google or bing ?? Try following link... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b0ectfxd.aspx[^] http://www.15seconds.com/issue/020910.htm[^] http://dotnetslackers.com/community/blogs/bmains/archive/2006/09/06/Trace-Listening-in-ASP.NET-Applications.aspx[^] Please refer this[^] guideline before posting your question. And first try on google or some other popular search engine then post the question. HTH

      Jinal Desai - LIVE Experience is mother of sage....

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        hello my dear... what is trace listeners and where we use this, and i know about <trace>

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        Here[^]


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          hello my dear... what is trace listeners and where we use this, and i know about <trace>

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          somasekhara777 wrote:

          hello my dear...

          That's a bit creepy

          somasekhara777 wrote:

          what is trace listeners and where we use this, and i know about

          I can't add much to the previous 2 posts but: what are you hoping to achieve essentially? It may be that you need this, it might be that you don't but please post the scenario that you're working with so that we can advise.

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            hello my dear... what is trace listeners and where we use this, and i know about <trace>

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            One of the most useful debugging features of .NET Framework is Trace type (or class in C++). Functionally Trace is very similar to Debug type (and they share most of internal implementation), but unlike its Debug sibling that is supposed to be used only during debugging sessions, Trace functions can be compiled into a program and shipped to customers, so in case your users encounter a problem, they can activate trace by simply editing application configuration file. Trace is easy to use and fully documented in .NET Framework documentation, so I will only briefly go through the basic trace features. Refer to : Writing custom .NET trace listeners[^] http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/.net/net_debugging/tracing/article.php/c5919/NET-Tracing-Tutorial.htm[^]

            Regards, Jamil

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