Well, I can only hope that if you are tracing your exception in the Catch,
you are also rethrowing the exception. Logging the exception and actually
handling the exception are two separate things.
Anyways, did you set up a TraceListener? I think by default it outputs to
the vs.net debug window - not very useful for your asp.net application.
You'll need to Trace.Listerners.Add() an EventLogListener or something.
More info at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...classtopic.asp
Karl
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I am using lots of try/catch blocks and doing
System.Diagnostics.Trace.WriteLine(e) for the exceptions... how do I
view the trace now, as I know there are definately some exceptions
happening?