ASp.net Ques

Hi Sharad,

1. Turn on ASP.NET trace and run the Web application.

2. Add a few code to each of the page life-cycle events that will print the current time.

3. In the Web.config file, add the monitorTimings attribute and set it to True.

4. In the Web site properties, turn on the performance monitor and run the Web application. After that, open performance monitor to see the timings.

Please refer the below links

http://hired4sure.com/Questions/0511db3b-ab10-4de0-a913-db56565d7d2c/ASP-NET-page-life-cycle-longest-execution-item

http://www.thinkinterview.com/Interview-Questions/q90_How-will-you-identify-which-event-in-the-ASP-NET-Web-page-life-cycle-takes-.aspx

Thanks

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Satyapriya Nayak14y ago
Hi Sharad,

1. Turn on ASP.NET trace and run the Web application.
2. Add a few code to each of the page life-cycle events that will print the current time.
3. In the Web.config file, add the monitorTimings attribute and set it to True.
4. In the Web site properties, turn on the performance monitor and run the Web application. After that, open performance monitor to see the timings.

Please refer the below links

http://hired4sure.com/Questions/0511db3b-ab10-4de0-a913-db56565d7d2c/ASP-NET-page-life-cycle-longest-execution-item

http://www.thinkinterview.com/Interview-Questions/q90_How-will-you-identify-which-event-in-the-ASP-NET-Web-page-life-cycle-takes-.aspx

Thanks