How to profile a web site about slimtune HOT 8 OPEN

SlimTune only supports IIS and not the VS server right now, I'm afraid. 
Hopefully that will change soon.

OK I should have tried that, sorry. 
But now I'm running the site on IIS on Win XP (so that's Cassini that reports 
that it is IIS 5.1), and I don't know how to start things. Any instructions 
available?

Regards
Steve Brown

I've got the same problem - seems like website profiling doesn't work. 
I'm using IIS6 on Win XP. I have a website on the localhost:3000 (asp version 
is 2.0). When I press Run I see empty results screen eternally.

Unfortunately I haven't found any tutorial about profiling ASP.

Thank you in advance!

Olga

meanwhile, you can profile the visual studio webserver as an standalone 
aplication, 

As executable use the path to the webdev executable, in mi case:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft 
shared\DevServer\10.0\WebDev.WebServer20.EXE"

and as parameters, the port where do you want to run and the path to your 
website.
/port:8092 /path:"C:\Users\user\web"

the shame is that it doesn't seem to work with framework 4. 
(webdev.webserver40.exe) 

I'd like to request a short step-by-step guide for using slimtune on IIS.

After running it, every request I send to IIS (7.5, win7 x64) causes an 
exception in the debugging hook in w3wp.exe.  I'm not sure I'm configuring it 
correctly.

I'll try and do some work on cleaning this up for 3.1, I'm getting the sense 
that there's a lot of bugs in this process. If you have any suggestions for 
substantial ASP.NET examples that I can run inside profiling, that would be 
helpful.

I just tried installing SlimTune and running it against an  IIS application on 
a Windows 7 machine.  And now zero WCF services will run (each attempt to call 
causes a crash in w3wp.exe).  Static web pages serve correctly, but no WCF 
services work correctly. Even accessing the "help" page causes the crash, for 
example:

http://localhost/Read/QueriesService.svc

Pointers as to what I am doing wrong gratefully received!  It's completely 
screwed up my IIS installation, at least for WCF.

OK, uninstalling SlimTune removed the WCF problem.