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Old 08-05-2008   #1 (permalink)
Neil Chambers


 
 

config file problems

I'm trying to use a section from a web.config file that I use to
troubleshoot WebServices within asp.net applications. However, it doesn't
seem to load at all.
I've named it 'powershell.exe.config' and put it in the same folder as
powershell.exe

Can anyone spot why this isn't working?

Thanks,
n
----------------------
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
<system.diagnostics>
<trace autoflush="true"/>
<sources>
<source name="System.Net" maxdatasize="9000">
<listeners>
<add name="TraceFile"/>
</listeners>
</source>
<source name="System.Net.Sockets" maxdatasize="9000">
<listeners>
<add name="TraceFile"/>
</listeners>
</source>
</sources>
<sharedListeners>
<add name="TraceFile" type="System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListener"
initializeData="c:\logs\pmws.log"/>
</sharedListeners>
<switches>
<add name="System.Net" value="Verbose"/>
<add name="System.Net.Sockets" value="Verbose"/>
</switches>
</system.diagnostics>
</configuration>


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Old 08-05-2008   #2 (permalink)
Shay Levy [MVP]


 
 

Re: config file problems

Hello Neil,


I guess this is where you end up:

$psxml.configuration.system.diagnostics



In that case wrap system.diagnostics in quotes,the dot inside the tag name
is the trouble maker, making PS to think it is a child element (property)
of "system":

$psxml.configuration."system.diagnostics"

trace sources sharedListeners switches
----- ------- --------------- --------
trace sources sharedListeners switches


---
Shay Levy
Windows PowerShell
http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic

NC> I'm trying to use a section from a web.config file that I use to
NC> troubleshoot WebServices within asp.net applications. However, it
NC> doesn't
NC> seem to load at all.
NC> I've named it 'powershell.exe.config' and put it in the same folder
NC> as
NC> powershell.exe
NC> Can anyone spot why this isn't working?
NC>
NC> Thanks,
NC> n
NC> ----------------------
NC> <?xml version="1.0"?>
NC> <configuration>
NC> <system.diagnostics>
NC> <trace autoflush="true"/>
NC> <sources>
NC> <source name="System.Net" maxdatasize="9000">
NC> <listeners>
NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
NC> </listeners>
NC> </source>
NC> <source name="System.Net.Sockets" maxdatasize="9000">
NC> <listeners>
NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
NC> </listeners>
NC> </source>
NC> </sources>
NC> <sharedListeners>
NC> <add name="TraceFile"
NC> type="System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListener"
NC> initializeData="c:\logs\pmws.log"/>
NC> </sharedListeners>
NC> <switches>
NC> <add name="System.Net" value="Verbose"/>
NC> <add name="System.Net.Sockets" value="Verbose"/>
NC> </switches>
NC> </system.diagnostics>
NC> </configuration>


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Old 08-05-2008   #3 (permalink)
Neil Chambers


 
 

Re: config file problems

Hi Shay,

Thanks for the insight but I wonder if you might expand on it. I tried using
quotes but that broke the configuration and psh refused to open. I suspect I
have misunderstood what you mean...

<configuration>
<"system.diagnostics">

Cheers,
n


"Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:89228ed23b1908cac53f4bc10a98@xxxxxx
Quote:

> Hello Neil,
>
>
> I guess this is where you end up:
>
> $psxml.configuration.system.diagnostics
>
>
>
> In that case wrap system.diagnostics in quotes,the dot inside the tag name
> is the trouble maker, making PS to think it is a child element (property)
> of "system":
>
> $psxml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
>
> trace sources sharedListeners switches
> ----- ------- --------------- --------
> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>
>
> ---
> Shay Levy
> Windows PowerShell
> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>
> NC> I'm trying to use a section from a web.config file that I use to
> NC> troubleshoot WebServices within asp.net applications. However, it
> NC> doesn't
> NC> seem to load at all.
> NC> I've named it 'powershell.exe.config' and put it in the same folder
> NC> as
> NC> powershell.exe
> NC> Can anyone spot why this isn't working?
> NC> NC> Thanks,
> NC> n
> NC> ----------------------
> NC> <?xml version="1.0"?>
> NC> <configuration>
> NC> <system.diagnostics>
> NC> <trace autoflush="true"/>
> NC> <sources>
> NC> <source name="System.Net" maxdatasize="9000">
> NC> <listeners>
> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
> NC> </listeners>
> NC> </source>
> NC> <source name="System.Net.Sockets" maxdatasize="9000">
> NC> <listeners>
> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
> NC> </listeners>
> NC> </source>
> NC> </sources>
> NC> <sharedListeners>
> NC> <add name="TraceFile"
> NC> type="System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListener"
> NC> initializeData="c:\logs\pmws.log"/>
> NC> </sharedListeners>
> NC> <switches>
> NC> <add name="System.Net" value="Verbose"/>
> NC> <add name="System.Net.Sockets" value="Verbose"/>
> NC> </switches>
> NC> </system.diagnostics>
> NC> </configuration>
>
>
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Old 08-05-2008   #4 (permalink)
Shay Levy [MVP]


 
 

Re: config file problems

Hi Neil,

You need to enclose the node name in your code not in the xml file:


PS > $xml = [xml] (get-content config.xml)
PS > $xml

xml configuration
--- -------------
version="1.0" configuration


# navigate to the configuration node
PS > $xml.configuration

system.diagnostics
------------------
system.diagnostics


# now if you try to navigate into the system.diagnostics node then you'll
get nothing
# becuase there is no such node, the dot inside the node tag name makes PS
think it is a child element (property) of the "system" node.
# to workaround it enclose the node name with quotes

PS > $xml.configuration.system.diagnostics
# no output



PS > $xml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
trace sources sharedListeners switches
----- ------- --------------- --------
trace sources sharedListeners switches


Now you can navigate down to the child nodes:

PS > $xml.configuration."system.diagnostics".trace

autoflush
---------
true






---
Shay Levy
Windows PowerShell MVP
http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic



NC> Hi Shay,
NC>
NC> Thanks for the insight but I wonder if you might expand on it. I
NC> tried using quotes but that broke the configuration and psh refused
NC> to open. I suspect I have misunderstood what you mean...
NC>
NC> <configuration>
NC> <"system.diagnostics">
NC> Cheers,
NC> n
NC> "Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
NC> news:89228ed23b1908cac53f4bc10a98@xxxxxx
NC>
Quote:
Quote:

>> Hello Neil,
>>
>> I guess this is where you end up:
>>
>> $psxml.configuration.system.diagnostics
>>
>> In that case wrap system.diagnostics in quotes,the dot inside the tag
>> name is the trouble maker, making PS to think it is a child element
>> (property) of "system":
>>
>> $psxml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
>>
>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>> ----- ------- --------------- --------
>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>> ---
>> Shay Levy
>> Windows PowerShell
>> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>> NC> I'm trying to use a section from a web.config file that I use to
>> NC> troubleshoot WebServices within asp.net applications. However, it
>> NC> doesn't
>> NC> seem to load at all.
>> NC> I've named it 'powershell.exe.config' and put it in the same
>> folder
>> NC> as
>> NC> powershell.exe
>> NC> Can anyone spot why this isn't working?
>> NC> NC> Thanks,
>> NC> n
>> NC> ----------------------
>> NC> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>> NC> <configuration>
>> NC> <system.diagnostics>
>> NC> <trace autoflush="true"/>
>> NC> <sources>
>> NC> <source name="System.Net" maxdatasize="9000">
>> NC> <listeners>
>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
>> NC> </listeners>
>> NC> </source>
>> NC> <source name="System.Net.Sockets" maxdatasize="9000">
>> NC> <listeners>
>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
>> NC> </listeners>
>> NC> </source>
>> NC> </sources>
>> NC> <sharedListeners>
>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"
>> NC> type="System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListener"
>> NC> initializeData="c:\logs\pmws.log"/>
>> NC> </sharedListeners>
>> NC> <switches>
>> NC> <add name="System.Net" value="Verbose"/>
>> NC> <add name="System.Net.Sockets" value="Verbose"/>
>> NC> </switches>
>> NC> </system.diagnostics>
>> NC> </configuration>

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Old 08-05-2008   #5 (permalink)
Neil Chambers


 
 

Re: config file problems

Thanks Shay that does make more sense. I can indeed navigate the xml
document now.

I am still slightly confiused though. If I cannot get these values loaded as
part of the .NET configuration upon powershell launch, how can I use the xml
document in code to get the values loaded?

Your guidance is very much appreciated!

N



"Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:95d808933b2b28cac55d54200130@xxxxxx
Quote:

> Hi Neil,
>
> You need to enclose the node name in your code not in the xml file:
>
>
> PS > $xml = [xml] (get-content config.xml)
> PS > $xml
>
> xml configuration
> --- -------------
> version="1.0" configuration
>
>
> # navigate to the configuration node
> PS > $xml.configuration
>
> system.diagnostics
> ------------------
> system.diagnostics
>
>
> # now if you try to navigate into the system.diagnostics node then you'll
> get nothing # becuase there is no such node, the dot inside the node tag
> name makes PS think it is a child element (property) of the "system" node.
> # to workaround it enclose the node name with quotes
>
> PS > $xml.configuration.system.diagnostics
> # no output
>
>
>
> PS > $xml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
> trace sources sharedListeners switches
> ----- ------- --------------- --------
> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>
>
> Now you can navigate down to the child nodes:
>
> PS > $xml.configuration."system.diagnostics".trace
>
> autoflush
> ---------
> true
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---
> Shay Levy
> Windows PowerShell MVP
> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>
>
>
> NC> Hi Shay,
> NC> NC> Thanks for the insight but I wonder if you might expand on it. I
> NC> tried using quotes but that broke the configuration and psh refused
> NC> to open. I suspect I have misunderstood what you mean...
> NC> NC> <configuration>
> NC> <"system.diagnostics">
> NC> Cheers,
> NC> n
> NC> "Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> NC> news:89228ed23b1908cac53f4bc10a98@xxxxxx
> NC>
Quote:
Quote:

>>> Hello Neil,
>>>
>>> I guess this is where you end up:
>>>
>>> $psxml.configuration.system.diagnostics
>>>
>>> In that case wrap system.diagnostics in quotes,the dot inside the tag
>>> name is the trouble maker, making PS to think it is a child element
>>> (property) of "system":
>>>
>>> $psxml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
>>>
>>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>>> ----- ------- --------------- --------
>>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>>> ---
>>> Shay Levy
>>> Windows PowerShell
>>> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>>> NC> I'm trying to use a section from a web.config file that I use to
>>> NC> troubleshoot WebServices within asp.net applications. However, it
>>> NC> doesn't
>>> NC> seem to load at all.
>>> NC> I've named it 'powershell.exe.config' and put it in the same
>>> folder
>>> NC> as
>>> NC> powershell.exe
>>> NC> Can anyone spot why this isn't working?
>>> NC> NC> Thanks,
>>> NC> n
>>> NC> ----------------------
>>> NC> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>>> NC> <configuration>
>>> NC> <system.diagnostics>
>>> NC> <trace autoflush="true"/>
>>> NC> <sources>
>>> NC> <source name="System.Net" maxdatasize="9000">
>>> NC> <listeners>
>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
>>> NC> </listeners>
>>> NC> </source>
>>> NC> <source name="System.Net.Sockets" maxdatasize="9000">
>>> NC> <listeners>
>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
>>> NC> </listeners>
>>> NC> </source>
>>> NC> </sources>
>>> NC> <sharedListeners>
>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"
>>> NC> type="System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListener"
>>> NC> initializeData="c:\logs\pmws.log"/>
>>> NC> </sharedListeners>
>>> NC> <switches>
>>> NC> <add name="System.Net" value="Verbose"/>
>>> NC> <add name="System.Net.Sockets" value="Verbose"/>
>>> NC> </switches>
>>> NC> </system.diagnostics>
>>> NC> </configuration>
>
>
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Old 08-05-2008   #6 (permalink)
Shay Levy [MVP]


 
 

Re: config file problems

It will be a lot easier to answer if you specify what exactly which values
you want to load and when.
Can you provide a description of your mission?

---
Shay Levy
Windows PowerShell MVP
http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic



NC> Thanks Shay that does make more sense. I can indeed navigate the xml
NC> document now.
NC>
NC> I am still slightly confiused though. If I cannot get these values
NC> loaded as part of the .NET configuration upon powershell launch, how
NC> can I use the xml document in code to get the values loaded?
NC>
NC> Your guidance is very much appreciated!
NC>
NC> N
NC>
NC> "Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
NC> news:95d808933b2b28cac55d54200130@xxxxxx
NC>
Quote:
Quote:

>> Hi Neil,
>>
>> You need to enclose the node name in your code not in the xml file:
>>
>> PS > $xml = [xml] (get-content config.xml)
>> PS > $xml
>> xml configuration
>> --- -------------
>> version="1.0" configuration
>> # navigate to the configuration node
>> PS > $xml.configuration
>> system.diagnostics
>> ------------------
>> system.diagnostics
>> # now if you try to navigate into the system.diagnostics node then
>> you'll get nothing # becuase there is no such node, the dot inside
>> the node tag name makes PS think it is a child element (property) of
>> the "system" node. # to workaround it enclose the node name with
>> quotes
>>
>> PS > $xml.configuration.system.diagnostics
>> # no output
>> PS > $xml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>> ----- ------- --------------- --------
>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>> Now you can navigate down to the child nodes:
>>
>> PS > $xml.configuration."system.diagnostics".trace
>>
>> autoflush
>> ---------
>> true
>> ---
>> Shay Levy
>> Windows PowerShell MVP
>> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>> NC> Hi Shay,
>> NC> NC> Thanks for the insight but I wonder if you might expand on
>> it. I
>> NC> tried using quotes but that broke the configuration and psh
>> refused
>> NC> to open. I suspect I have misunderstood what you mean...
>> NC> NC> <configuration>
>> NC> <"system.diagnostics">
>> NC> Cheers,
>> NC> n
>> NC> "Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> NC> news:89228ed23b1908cac53f4bc10a98@xxxxxx
>> NC>
Quote:

>>>> Hello Neil,
>>>>
>>>> I guess this is where you end up:
>>>>
>>>> $psxml.configuration.system.diagnostics
>>>>
>>>> In that case wrap system.diagnostics in quotes,the dot inside the
>>>> tag name is the trouble maker, making PS to think it is a child
>>>> element (property) of "system":
>>>>
>>>> $psxml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
>>>>
>>>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>>>> ----- ------- --------------- --------
>>>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>>>> ---
>>>> Shay Levy
>>>> Windows PowerShell
>>>> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>>>> NC> I'm trying to use a section from a web.config file that I use
>>>> to
>>>> NC> troubleshoot WebServices within asp.net applications. However,
>>>> it
>>>> NC> doesn't
>>>> NC> seem to load at all.
>>>> NC> I've named it 'powershell.exe.config' and put it in the same
>>>> folder
>>>> NC> as
>>>> NC> powershell.exe
>>>> NC> Can anyone spot why this isn't working?
>>>> NC> NC> Thanks,
>>>> NC> n
>>>> NC> ----------------------
>>>> NC> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>>>> NC> <configuration>
>>>> NC> <system.diagnostics>
>>>> NC> <trace autoflush="true"/>
>>>> NC> <sources>
>>>> NC> <source name="System.Net" maxdatasize="9000">
>>>> NC> <listeners>
>>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
>>>> NC> </listeners>
>>>> NC> </source>
>>>> NC> <source name="System.Net.Sockets" maxdatasize="9000">
>>>> NC> <listeners>
>>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
>>>> NC> </listeners>
>>>> NC> </source>
>>>> NC> </sources>
>>>> NC> <sharedListeners>
>>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"
>>>> NC> type="System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListener"
>>>> NC> initializeData="c:\logs\pmws.log"/>
>>>> NC> </sharedListeners>
>>>> NC> <switches>
>>>> NC> <add name="System.Net" value="Verbose"/>
>>>> NC> <add name="System.Net.Sockets" value="Verbose"/>
>>>> NC> </switches>
>>>> NC> </system.diagnostics>
>>>> NC> </configuration>

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Old 08-05-2008   #7 (permalink)
Neil Chambers


 
 

Re: config file problems

I want to use System.Net tracing to show the data that is being sent back
and forth over the network during a powershell session. This is particularly
useful (to me) for troubleshooting SOAP applications (although it is
certainly not limited to that). The examples I've seen use app.config or
web.config in order to get things working. I am led to believe that
powershell, as a .NET application, can take advantage of these configuration
files. I have an asp.net application that uses this feature via a web.config
file. the powershell.exe.config file I am trying to get working has been
taken directly from my working web.confilg file - that is everything between
the <system.diagnostic> tags.

However, if I try to set properties manually within a session, I fall into
trouble. I can access [system.diagnostics.trace]::autoflush and set it to
true. However, I cannot access [system.diagnostics.sources] - this does not
exist. [system.diagnostics.tracesource] does exist (and seems a logical
choice) but I cannot translate the configuration items needed into viable
settings within this namespace. Here are a few links to give you a more
erudite explanation of what I am trying to do.

http://blogs.msdn.com/dgorti/archive...18/471003.aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947285
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc300790.aspx

Cheers!
n


"Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:95d808933b2d88cac5649b154580@xxxxxx
Quote:

> It will be a lot easier to answer if you specify what exactly which values
> you want to load and when.
> Can you provide a description of your mission?
>
> ---
> Shay Levy
> Windows PowerShell MVP
> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>
>
>
> NC> Thanks Shay that does make more sense. I can indeed navigate the xml
> NC> document now.
> NC> NC> I am still slightly confiused though. If I cannot get these values
> NC> loaded as part of the .NET configuration upon powershell launch, how
> NC> can I use the xml document in code to get the values loaded?
> NC> NC> Your guidance is very much appreciated!
> NC> NC> N
> NC> NC> "Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> NC> news:95d808933b2b28cac55d54200130@xxxxxx
> NC>
Quote:
Quote:

>>> Hi Neil,
>>>
>>> You need to enclose the node name in your code not in the xml file:
>>>
>>> PS > $xml = [xml] (get-content config.xml)
>>> PS > $xml
>>> xml configuration
>>> --- -------------
>>> version="1.0" configuration
>>> # navigate to the configuration node
>>> PS > $xml.configuration
>>> system.diagnostics
>>> ------------------
>>> system.diagnostics
>>> # now if you try to navigate into the system.diagnostics node then
>>> you'll get nothing # becuase there is no such node, the dot inside
>>> the node tag name makes PS think it is a child element (property) of
>>> the "system" node. # to workaround it enclose the node name with
>>> quotes
>>>
>>> PS > $xml.configuration.system.diagnostics
>>> # no output
>>> PS > $xml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
>>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>>> ----- ------- --------------- --------
>>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>>> Now you can navigate down to the child nodes:
>>>
>>> PS > $xml.configuration."system.diagnostics".trace
>>>
>>> autoflush
>>> ---------
>>> true
>>> ---
>>> Shay Levy
>>> Windows PowerShell MVP
>>> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>>> NC> Hi Shay,
>>> NC> NC> Thanks for the insight but I wonder if you might expand on
>>> it. I
>>> NC> tried using quotes but that broke the configuration and psh
>>> refused
>>> NC> to open. I suspect I have misunderstood what you mean...
>>> NC> NC> <configuration>
>>> NC> <"system.diagnostics">
>>> NC> Cheers,
>>> NC> n
>>> NC> "Shay Levy [MVP]" <no@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> NC> news:89228ed23b1908cac53f4bc10a98@xxxxxx
>>> NC>
>>>>> Hello Neil,
>>>>>
>>>>> I guess this is where you end up:
>>>>>
>>>>> $psxml.configuration.system.diagnostics
>>>>>
>>>>> In that case wrap system.diagnostics in quotes,the dot inside the
>>>>> tag name is the trouble maker, making PS to think it is a child
>>>>> element (property) of "system":
>>>>>
>>>>> $psxml.configuration."system.diagnostics"
>>>>>
>>>>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>>>>> ----- ------- --------------- --------
>>>>> trace sources sharedListeners switches
>>>>> ---
>>>>> Shay Levy
>>>>> Windows PowerShell
>>>>> http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/ScriptFanatic
>>>>> NC> I'm trying to use a section from a web.config file that I use
>>>>> to
>>>>> NC> troubleshoot WebServices within asp.net applications. However,
>>>>> it
>>>>> NC> doesn't
>>>>> NC> seem to load at all.
>>>>> NC> I've named it 'powershell.exe.config' and put it in the same
>>>>> folder
>>>>> NC> as
>>>>> NC> powershell.exe
>>>>> NC> Can anyone spot why this isn't working?
>>>>> NC> NC> Thanks,
>>>>> NC> n
>>>>> NC> ----------------------
>>>>> NC> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>>>>> NC> <configuration>
>>>>> NC> <system.diagnostics>
>>>>> NC> <trace autoflush="true"/>
>>>>> NC> <sources>
>>>>> NC> <source name="System.Net" maxdatasize="9000">
>>>>> NC> <listeners>
>>>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
>>>>> NC> </listeners>
>>>>> NC> </source>
>>>>> NC> <source name="System.Net.Sockets" maxdatasize="9000">
>>>>> NC> <listeners>
>>>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"/>
>>>>> NC> </listeners>
>>>>> NC> </source>
>>>>> NC> </sources>
>>>>> NC> <sharedListeners>
>>>>> NC> <add name="TraceFile"
>>>>> NC> type="System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListener"
>>>>> NC> initializeData="c:\logs\pmws.log"/>
>>>>> NC> </sharedListeners>
>>>>> NC> <switches>
>>>>> NC> <add name="System.Net" value="Verbose"/>
>>>>> NC> <add name="System.Net.Sockets" value="Verbose"/>
>>>>> NC> </switches>
>>>>> NC> </system.diagnostics>
>>>>> NC> </configuration>
>
>
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