asp.net - Is there some way I can track why my VS2013 ASP Web API application might be stopping? -
I am running a WebAPI application on a development machine. I start the application with VS 2013 in debug mode, and then I run an e-2A test my apps access and as soon as it goes from one screen to another, the application reaches the database. When I run the test, it works to end approximately 25% of the time. The second time, it is hanging at different places.
This application is running as a web role on the Windows Azure dev environment on my PC.
I have tried to look at the database and there is no blocking and there is no problem in it. Am no way that I look at what can happen when I output due to receive more information about my application to close abruptly am, I see:
Microsoft .WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime Verbose: 500: Determine the position status of Microsoft's introduction role. WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime Verbose: 502: Role instances status Czech managed Ready Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime Verbose: 500: Microsoft examined the situation of the role of introduction. WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime Verbose: 502: Role example check the status successful: Ready Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime information: 205: role entry. Calling Onstop (): WebRolelkWebRole Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime information: 205: Introduction Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime entry calling on stopping () Information: 206: role entry on full-Thought (): WebRole1.WebRole 25 9 Thread 0x4d0 (0x103) code has been removed from. Program '[5792] YIISHOS Exe: Program Trace 'code has been removed from 0 (0x0). Program '[5792]' YIISHOSHES XE 'code-66053 (0xfffefdfb) has exited. Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime information: 205: Role entry point Calling On Stopping ()
Is there any way that I can get some more information about why this is hanging. What is actually the problem for me, it is hanging at different points of E2A test
I am using the last version of VS2013 IntelliTrace will help me and how can I enable it?
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