Silverlight vs System.Diagnostics.Trace.WriteLine

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• 9. srpna 2012 15:54

   

   
  

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  Since the silver light is a client side object you cannot use azure diagnostics. For that matter even on premise also any traditional logging you would use cant be used in silverlight.

  If you would like to catpure the errors from silver light and want to store that in your server, you need to have a service call to your service which sends the error information to server and log that information whereever you want.

  It's not specific to azure, this is the pattern we need to follow to capture the error from silver light.

  There is a very good article written in code project. Just refer to it.

  Hope it helps

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  • Navržen jako odpověď Veerendra Kumar 9. srpna 2012 15:54
  • Označen jako odpověď Henrik Skak Pedersen 10. srpna 2012 7:53
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• 10. srpna 2012 3:07

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  Hi,

  Veerendra is correct, as Silverlight is client-side application, if you want to store something in Windows Azure Diagnostics, you need create a service that hosted in Windows Azure Platform, and the Silverlight application need to access the service to enable Azure Diagnostics.

  Here you can find more information about Windows Azure Diagnostics:

  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh411552.aspx

  Hope this helps.

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  • Navržen jako odpověď Veerendra Kumar 10. srpna 2012 4:21
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• 10. srpna 2012 7:53

   

   
  

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  Hi Veerendra,

  Thank you for you reply!

  Thanks Henrik

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