Figure 6-19. Specifying the content to trace
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Figure 6-20. Defining trace conditions
Figure 6-21. Selecting trace providers
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XCOPY DEPLOYMENT
In IIS 7.0, IIS and ASP.NET configurations have been unified into the web.config file. It is
now possible to create a web.config file that can reside in your application directory and
then be copied along with the application to new servers without any other configuration
changes. This has the caveat that whatever configuration or application settings are
being specified in the application or Web site??™s web.config file are not locked through another
configuration file higher up in the hierarchy. It is also completely possible to store
the web.config file in a centralized location and then have Web sites and applications
reference it. This way, changes can be made globally without your having to modify
multiple files individually.
Table 6-3. Trace Providers
Trace Provider Description
ASP Used for tracing start and completion of ASP requests
ASP.NET Used for tracing transition into and out of managed code
including .ASPX files
ISAPI Extension Used for tracing transitions into and out of ISAPI processes
WWW Server Used for tracing processes to IIS worker processes
Table 6-4. Verbosity Levels
Verbosity Level Description
General Information that provides context for the request activity
Critical Errors Information about actions that cause a process to exit
abruptly
Errors Information about components that experience errors that
prevent it from proceeding
Warnings Information about components that experience an error but
can still proceed
Information General information about requests
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