Chapter 43. Monitoring Your Applications
IN BRIEF
Very often developers need to review what actions are performed at runtime in some part of source code (this need is especially important in the case of complex applications). The simplest way to retrieve this information is by debugging an application step by step and using various features of the Visual Studio.NET IDE, such as watching, quick watching, command windows, local windows, and so on. But this approach provides developers only some information while debugging. Debugging enables you to track down finite pieces of information, single lines of trouble code, and so on.
Another important task is monitoring an application as it runs, and one approach is to write information in some storage ...
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