Profiler

[Michael]

I managed to setup profiler with MVC+OAORM+PostgreSQL, and everything is OK. I have just one long running query and that's ok. My question is : when I compile App for client what i should do with that Partial class for profiler setup?

[Jan Blessenohl]

Hi Michael,
You can use something similar to my code reading the port settings from the web.config file:

public static Exception StartProfilerService(string name)
{
    try
    {
        string value = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[name];
        if (value != null)
        {
            int port = Int32.Parse(value);
            return StartProfilerService(port);
        }
        return null;
    }
    catch (Exception exc)
    {
        return exc;
    }
}

If the port is not available in the web.config, just do not apply the additonal settings to the backend configuration, if it is there it will change your settings and start the server process.

All the best,
Jan Blessenohl
the Telerik team

[Michael]

Hi Jan,

I managed to do something similar to your code. I just wondering is there some property or something else to tell profiler to do nothing during runtime!

[Alexander]

Hello Michael,

When you want to profile your application you have to do two things - enable the logging in the backend configuration and start the service, which sends the log data to the profiler. The code above handles only the start of the service, but the logging will still be active the whole time. So if you do not want your application to produce any log data on the client's machine, you could also disable the logging in the backend configuration before shipping the application.

All the best,
Alexander
the Telerik team