I was asked to monitor how long WCF service is up using Performance Counters. There is no WCF specific counter that displays this. Actually it depends on the hosting of your WCF service.
- If the service is hosted in IIS, use "Service Uptime" performance counter under "Web Service Category"
- If the service is hosted in Console application or Windows Service, you can use "Elapsed Time" in "Process" category
Thanks to Josef Pfleger for answering my question
Sunday, 29 January 2012
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Best Visual Studio add in for debugging .NET
I am sure it happens for most of us: when you debug some code, you need to see a certain property in debug without changing the ToString() implementation or to see the return value of a method without stepping out of it. You say in heart "I wish it would be possible" and continue to debug the old way. Two courage guys Vitaly Belman and Omer Aviv had quit their job to make their dream true. They have developed a Visual Studio addin that makes what ReSharper to the code writing.
Free trial for 60 days:
http://www.bugaidsoftware.com/
Free trial for 60 days:
http://www.bugaidsoftware.com/
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