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Tracing from web service We are using Trace to log stuff in our web service. When we use Trace.WriteLine from within the web service project itself the trace works fine and is output to the correct file. However, when another .dll that is used by the web service calls Trace.WriteLine it doesn´t show up anywhere. Anyone have any idea why this could be? We have a trace listener in the web.config file and it´s used correctly in the actual web service.
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Does the other DLL have the same trace listener added to it's trace listener collection?
Sheeshers
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