Thursday, August 16, 2012

Performance profiling when you have multiple startup projects

Performance profiling when you have multiple startup projects

Hello,

We have a SL4 app that relies on a service.  To debug in VS2010, we have mulitple starup projects, one to start the service and one to start the SL app:  Msi.App.Web and Msi.App.Service.

I have been trying to profile the SL app following these steps:  http://blogs.msdn.com/b/profiler/archive/2010/04/26/vs2010-silverlight-4-profiling.aspx

I have tried starting the app in the debugger (verifying that the app starts and the service is running), then closing the app and starting it from the command line:  
"C:\Users\Charles\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe"  http://localhost:1111/AppClient.aspx?Key=Test1OwnerJen

This launches the app successfully, and it works as expected.

However, after following all the steps in the linked article, I haven't yet been able to get profiling information for our SL app.

I have copied the appropriate dll/pdb files to Msi.App.Web\ClientBin, and run the profiling tools from that dir.

I have also tried running the profiling tools from the Bin\Release and Bin\Debug dir for the appropriate component.

So far, I have gotten no profiling info for our app.

Any hints on how to get this working would be appreciated...

Thanks -- 

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