Hi Max,
Regarding on the DebugView and ASP.NET Debug output in IIS hosted
environment issue, I think it is due to the different logon session the
ASP.NET worker process and your debugview running under.
When you run the ASP.NET application in visual studio test server, it is
actually an winform application(the webserver) which running in the same
logon session with the debugview tool. However, for IIS host scenario, the
ASP.NET worker process is running under a non-interative session which is
different from your logon user's session. Therefore, the two process cannot
communicate data. Here is a thread on sysinternal forum also mentioned this:
#Topic: DebugView and Vista
http://forum.sysinternals.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=11917
If you're performing non real-time debugging, you can use Trace to write
output to file based log source. While for real-time live debugging, you
can launch debugger or visual studio to watch the debug output.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
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