Web Application Tracing and Debugging in C#


Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number


Overview/Description
To explain the use of tracing and testing in .NET web applications, and to outline how to perform interactive debugging in Visual Studio .NET

Target Audience
Web developers seeking to update their knowledge and skills when developing, testing, and debugging software applications in Visual Studio .NET or pursuing MCAD or MCSD .NET certification

Prerequisites
Familiarity with C# syntax and the main tasks involved in using the Visual Studio .NET integrated development environment

Expected Duration (hours)
3.7

Lesson Objectives

Web Application Tracing and Debugging in C#

  • enable the different levels of tracing in a web application.
  • view trace results and use Trace objects in .NET.
  • enable page-level and application-level tracing in a C# web application and view trace results.
  • explain how to create, configure, and run tests on web applications using the Visual Studio .NET Application Center Test utility.
  • use scripting to test a .NET assembly and run unattended builds and tests on web applications.
  • perform a web application test using the Application Center Test utility and unattended tests.
  • configure an application project and prepare the code for debugging in Visual Studio .NET.
  • start and stop debugging, use breakpoints, and identify the steps to debug an application Visual Studio .NET.
  • distinguish between the uses of the main debugger windows in Visual Studio .NET.
  • use the advanced debugging features of Visual Studio .NET, including remote debugging, JIT debugging, and exceptions.
  • debug a C# application using Visual Studio .NET interactive debugging.

    • Course Number:
    132056_eng