Hello Ice,
Usually this type of problem is caused by windows
security interfering with the communication between the
profiled application and the profiler. What account is
your service running under? Can you try to run it under
local system? Failing that, can you run it as a normal
executable for the purpose of profiling?
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>Folks -
>
>Has anyone been able to start a managed windows service
through CLRProfiler
>and actually get it to profile?
>
>I've gone through the sparse posts that exist out there
and my situation is
>the same. I get the "Waiting For Connection" box. I
verified that the
>service is being started using Process Explorer
but "profilerOBJ.dll" is not
>getting loaded. Any suggestions?
>
>Do I need to resort to modifying the registry?
>
>Thanks.
>ice
>
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