Rob Beardsworth [MSFT]
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Wed Apr 27, 2005 12:09 am Post subject:
RE: WIP .Net Tracing |
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HI Paul,
yes, this most assuredly does work! HOWEVER (you knew that was coming
didn't you) - its a little trickier. Almost all problems with WIP .NET stem
from the "effective user of the thread" not being who you think it is. So,
for example, if your virtual directory allows anonymous access, and your
web.config says impersonate=true, then the effective use of the thread is
the "IWAM_foo" or whatever you set up on the virtual directory, if your
web.config says no impersonation (and you have anonymous) then the
effective user will be ASPNET (IIS5) or the user associated with the
appropriate application pool (IIS6). Whatever your settings are for Virtual
Directory, Application Pool and web.config, the effective user of the
thread that results MUST be a member of the HIS Runtime group, otherwise no
tracing will occur. The file will be in ProgFiles\MS HIS\traces and will be
called WIP_DotNET_<pid>.log.
HTH.
Rob Beardsworth
Microsoft
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From: "Paul" <ClearPath@newsgroup.nospam>
Subject: WIP .Net Tracing
Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 15:06:57 -0700
I turned on all of the trace options for a .Net client project but cannot
find the trace. I know this works for COM clients, does it work for .Net
clients? |
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