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Tracing working ASP.NET MVC with IIS7?

From searching around it seems the old style trace.axd does work with MVC. Not sure how well, but people to appear to be using it.

I am having difficulty getting running on my setup (IIS7, Windows Server, ASP.NET 3.5 with MVC 1.0. I have tried following classic the guidelines, but I get a trace not enabled message when trying to load trace.axd.

I believe it could have something to do with using IIS 7. I have tried adding the setting to system.webServer instead for system.web with no joy.

I have also come across this..

http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/171/how-to-add-tracing-to-iis-7-managed-modules/

Which just confuses matters. I don't think I want to enable IIS tracing. I just want the simple old style trace.axd (if it still proves useful with MVC).

Any ideas?

Many thanks

Will W

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