Okay, thanks!
I have one webpage which loads modules (think about the I Buy Spy
portal).
Each page loads in 0.01 second. This sounds okay to me.
(0,0137254874572048 --trace show seconds or not?)
When I look to the details then I see that the begin and end load takes
the most time.
aspx.page Begin Load 0,000612927061958992 0,000023
aspx.page End Load 0,122701767962129 0,122089
That it has to do something in the begin load sounds okay, but I have
no idea what it is doing in the end load. Suggestions?
Still I cannot understand why it takes so long to see the page. I hit a
page, have to wait five seconds, and then see my new page. I did a test
with the windows clock. I hit a page at the sixth of a minute (trace
information also says, first hit sixth second). After that it takes
five seconds to get the page back (I count/read the second with the
windows clock). But the trace info shows at the end render
0,222307863150205.
(Or is 0,2 --2 seconds???)
Hope somebody can give me some direction.
Thanks!
Arjen
Mischa Kroon wrote:
What is the best way to see what the web application is doing when I
hit some webpages of my application? How can I get a list of currently
executed functions (with timestamp)?
Enable tracing
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0x5wc973.aspx
or
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/94c55d08.aspx
This will show you directly what is going on and when.