Microsoft Internet Explorer launches, and the Silverlight application is shown.ĭuring a profiling session you can interact with the profiler while your application is still being profiled, and obtain results by selecting areas of the timeline. If required, change the performance counters to record see Setting up Charting Options.Note that line-level timings are not available for Silverlight applications.
Select the required Profiling mode, file I/O, and Profile child processes options see Working with Application Settings.Note that the URL must be a server running on the same computer as the computer where ANTS Performance Profiler is installed. For the Silverlight application URL, enter either the local file path (prefixed by file:///) to the HTML file that embeds the Silverlight application, or the URL of the HTML or ASPX file that embeds the application.Under Choose application type to profile, click Silverlight 4+ browser application.This ensures that ANTS Performance Profiler connects to the correct instance of iexplore.exe when you start profiling. Close all instances of Internet Explorer that are currently running on your computer.To profile Silverlight browser applications running in a web browser, on the ANTS Performance Profiler Settings dialog box, perform the following steps: Setting up the Performance Profiler (Silverlight applications running in a web browser) on an HTTP server on a remote computer.on an HTTP server on the local computer.
Silverlight applications that run in a web browser are contained in an HTML or ASPX file which may be stored: Microsoft Silverlight applications can run either in a web browser, or in an Out-Of-Browser mode, depending on the setting chosen at compile-time. Note that line-level timings are not available when profiling Silverlight applications, and that some performance counters are not shown on the timeline. You can use ANTS Performance Profiler to profile Silverlight 4 and 5 applications.
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