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Provides information on processes currently executing.

  • Namespace: System.Web
  • First seen in: .NET v1.0.3705
  • Last seen in: .NET v1.1.4322
  • Last changed in: .NET v1.0.3705
  • Assembly: System.Web.dll

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    Displaying Information about the ASP.NET Process
    ASP.NET - 4GuysFromRolla
    In a previous article (How Long has the Web Server Been Up?) we examined a way to display the number of milliseconds the Web server computer had been running. This metric measured the time the actual machine had been running without a reboot, not the time that IIS had been running. Regardless, such a metric is useful if you want to keep an eye and ensure that your Web host is keeping the servers up, or if you are just wanting to create an administration-information page for your company's intranet. In this article, we will look at how to display more performance-related metrics.
    How to enumerate the running processes of an application by using Visual Basic .NET
    http://www.kbalertz.com/
    (831490) - Explains how to display information about the processes that are running on a local computer or on a remote computer by using the GetProcesses() method and the GetProcesses(String) method.
    Monitoring Processes and Threads in .NET
    C#Today
    In this article, Melanie Talmadge shows us how to write a process and thread monitoring system in .NET using C#. We cover the System.Diagnostics namespace with its Process and ProcessThread classes for working with process and threads, and write our own Task Manager application, similar to that which comes with Windows NT and Windows 2000. This program displays all the running processes, their related resources and related threads.
    Monitoring the ASP.NET Process
    ASP Alliance
    Several people have asked whether there is anyway to remotely identify how an ASP.NET worker process is behaving. Now that ASP.NET has built in memory leak, crash and deadlock detection. ASP.NET automatically track errors and auto-cycle the worker process if necessary. There is no obvious way to tell when a problem occurred. Of course, this is a good thing since it means your users don't know anything went wrong either.
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