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Good Afternoon. Guys, I’m not being able to use Prefix (stackify) + Web Api + MVC 4 + EF 5, because it is not being able to monitor the querys performed and perform the information return. In the Web Api layer are the accesses to the application database and the Prefix settings are installed there. Is there any extra setup to do besides the one described on the stackify website itself ? Thank you.
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Looking at your dash, it looks like you are tapping an auto app hosted on Port 22788. Can you confirm this is an auto hosted website? In other words, not an IIS or IIS Exress served site. At the moment prefix cannot monitor a self-hosted website. I believe he’s being worked on. If you can change the hosting to an IIS or IIS Express for use with the prefix, these SQL queries will become visible. Now they are behind the api site on port 22788. Excuse me, but the original here is English. Please blame Google Translate for any bad grammar or misinterpretation.
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I’m guessing your application is not self hosted as danatcofo said, probably using IIS Express?
Did you say that database queries are done in the API layer? You need to look at these individual web requests to see the queries. Prefix will not currently show you what happened on various IIS requests that could be multiple applications or servers.
(Translated with Google)
Good Morning. It’s not a self-hosted website. Web Api and MVC load on the same IIS Express. Thank you.
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Good Morning. It’s not a self-hosted website. Web Api and MVC load on the same IIS Express. Thank you.
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