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Question by Ludovic L. · Jan 10, 2012 at 04:13 PM · diagnostics

Identify call WCF

Hello,

*I would like to know if i can identify the WCF call with the name of the service called : for instance : http://servername/*serviceSample.svc.

Can i have find this information in the Remonting view.

Best regards

Ludovic

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Answer by Ludovic L. · Jan 10, 2012 at 06:26 PM

Thank for your reply,

In my case i can use the items in the Remonting dashlet, but i have nothing into the webrequest dashlet. That's why i can't have the URI data.

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You should also see these WCF requests in the WebRequest dashlet in case your WCF uses HTTP as transportation protocol/channel.

If your application use any other WCF Transportation channels you wont see them in the Web Request Dashlet.

Here is a screenshot from the Web Request dashlet when I drill from the Remoting Dashlet to my Web Requests:

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Answer by Andreas G. · Jan 10, 2012 at 05:42 PM

Hi

Yes - you will be able to see all these details. WCF calls will show up in the Remoting Dashlet. Here is an example:

You can also get the details about the actual service endpoint:

If you want to learn more about dynaTrace in .NET Environments check out our recent dynaLearn Webinar: dynaLearn Webinar - dynaTrace in .NET Environments - November 17, 2011

Hope this helps

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