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Hi

I am new to ASP.NET and c# and I have just started to right a small web application to become familiar with how it all works.

My problem is this
I have written an object that I am compiling into a DLL for us in other code. This DLL contains various Trace.Write so I (I thought anyway) can trace contents of variables in order to help me debug another problem i am having. I have succesfully compiled this object and are using it with my other programs, the problem is that I am unable to view any of my Trace.Write's, they are not appearing anywhere (on screen, in Trace.axd).

I have used Trace in other scripts and that appears fine, I just cannot get the Trace to work within pre-compiled programs (DLL's).

Can anyone help?








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