Page.Trace Property
Assembly: System.Web (in system.web.dll)
Tracing tracks and presents the execution details about a Web request. For trace data to be visible in a rendered page, you must enable tracing at the page or application level.
Tracing on a page is disabled by default. To enable tracing for a page, use the @ Page directive <%@ Page trace="true" %>. To enable tracing for an entire application, you must enable it in the application's configuration file, Web.config, which resides in the root directory of the application. For more information, see ASP.NET Tracing.
The following code example demonstrates accessing the System.Web.TraceContext.IsEnabled property and the System.Web.TraceContext.Write(System.String) method through the Trace property. This code calls the Write method only when tracing is enabled for the Page object. If it is not enabled, this code will not run, which can help reduce overhead for your application.
if (get_Trace().get_IsEnabled()) {
for (int i=0;
i<ds.get_Tables().get_Item("Categories").get_Rows().
get_Count();i++) {
get_Trace().Write("ProductCategory",
(String)ds.get_Tables().get_Item("Categories").
get_Rows().get_Item(i).get_Item(0));
}
}
Reference
Page ClassPage Members
System.Web.UI Namespace
TraceContext
Other Resources
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