How do I increase information in ASP.NET Trace
I've made some performance improvements to my application's backend, and to show the benefit to the end users of the GUI, we've been using the Trace.axd page to take timings. (The frontend is .Net 1.1 and the backend is Java, connected via Web services.)

However, these timings show no difference between the old and the new backends.

By putting a breakpoint in the backend and holding a request there for 30 seconds, I can see from Trace.axd that the POST is taking 3ms, and the GET is taking 4s. I'm missing about 26s...

The POST is where the performance improvement should be, but the timing on the Trace page seems to only include the time it takes to send the request, not the time it takes to return.

Is there a way to inrease the granularity of the information in the trace to include the whole of the request? Or is there another way to take the measurements I need?

How do I increase information in ASP.NET Trace
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I've made some performance improvements to my application's backend, and to show the benefit to the end users of the GUI, we've been using the Trace.axd page to take timings. (The frontend is .Net 1.1 and the backend is Java, connected via Web services.)

However, these timings show no difference between the old and the new backends.

By putting a breakpoint in the backend and holding a request there for 30 seconds, I can see from Trace.axd that the POST is taking 3ms, and the GET is taking 4s. I'm missing about 26s...

The POST is where the performance improvement should be, but the timing on the Trace page seems to only include the time it takes to send the request, not the time it takes to return.

Is there a way to inrease the granularity of the information in the trace to include the whole of the request? Or is there another way to take the measurements I need?
