Tracing Threads In Async Pages

Posted by: K. Scott Allen, on 23 Jun 2005 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Let’s look at the impact of the Async=”true” attribute in an @ Page directive for a web form using RegisterAsyncTask. Refer to the 2nd chunk of source code from last week’s “Async pages” post. The new tracepoint feature in VS 2005 makes analyzing thread behavior in this scenario quite easy. Tracepoints are set like breakpoints, but instead of halting execution you can ask a tracepoint to log a message to the debug output window. It’s like having calls to...

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