<diagnostics>

Makale
02/24/2011

The diagnostics element defines settings that can be used by an administrator for run-time inspection and control.

Schema Hierarchy

Syntax

<system.serviceModel>
   <diagnostics etwProviderId=”String”       performanceCounters="Off/ServiceOnly/All/Default"              wmiProviderEnabled="Boolean" >       <endToEndTracing activityTracing="Boolean"
          messageFlowTracing="Boolean"
          propagateActivity="Boolean" />
       <messageLogging logEntireMessage="Boolean"
          logMalformedMessages="Boolean"
          logMessagesAtServiceLevel="Boolean"
          logMessagesAtTransportLevel="Boolean"
          maxMessagesToLog="Integer"
          maxSizeOfMessageToLog="Integer" >
          <filters>
             <clear />
          </filters>
       </messageLogging>
   </diagnostics>
</system.serviceModel>

Attributes and Elements

The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.

Attributes

Attribute	Description
etwProviderId	A string that specifies the identifier for the Event-Tracing provider, which writes events to ETW sessions.
performanceCounters	Specifies whether performance counters for the assembly are enabled. Valid values are Off: Performance counters are disabled. ServiceOnly: Only performance counters relevant to this service is enabled. All: Performance counters can be viewed at runtime. Default: A single performance counter instance _WCF_Admin is created. This instance is used to enable the collection of SQM data for used by the infrastructure. None of the counter values for this instance are updated and therefore will remain at zero. This is the default value if no configuration is present for WCF.
wmiProviderEnabled	A Boolean value that specifies whether the WMI provider for the assembly is enabled. The WMI provider is required for user to gain run-time access to the inspection and control features of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). The default is false.

etwProviderId

A string that specifies the identifier for the Event-Tracing provider, which writes events to ETW sessions.

performanceCounters

Specifies whether performance counters for the assembly are enabled. Valid values are

Off: Performance counters are disabled.
ServiceOnly: Only performance counters relevant to this service is enabled.
All: Performance counters can be viewed at runtime.
Default: A single performance counter instance _WCF_Admin is created. This instance is used to enable the collection of SQM data for used by the infrastructure. None of the counter values for this instance are updated and therefore will remain at zero. This is the default value if no configuration is present for WCF.

wmiProviderEnabled

A Boolean value that specifies whether the WMI provider for the assembly is enabled. The WMI provider is required for user to gain run-time access to the inspection and control features of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). The default is false.

Child Elements

Element	Description
<endToEndTracing>	A configuration element that allows you to enable and disable different aspects of end-to-end tracing during the running of a service application.
<messageLogging>	Describes the settings for WCF message logging.

Parent Elements

Element	Description
serviceModel	The root element of all WCF configuration elements.

Remarks

The diagnostics section defines the diagnostics settings for all services located in an assembly. It is not possible to define separate diagnostics settings at the service level unless there is only one service in the assembly. Attributes are set according to the requirements of the section.

Example

<diagnostics wmiProviderEnabled="false"
       performanceCounters="all">
       <messageLogging logEntireMessage="true"
          logMalformedMessages="true"
          logMessagesAtServiceLevel="true"
          logMessagesAtTransportLevel="true"
          maxMessagesToLog="42"
          maxSizeOfMessageToLog="42">
         <filters>
         <clear />
    </filters>
       </messageLogging>
</diagnostics>

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