New Intellitrace article from Testing Experience: Successful Quality Management with Visual Studio IntelliTrace
Sep 8, 2014Charles Sterling

Summary
This post details how to extend IntelliTrace to capture trace statements from custom TraceSource objects, in addition to the default Debug.Trace methods. This involves creating a custom TraceListener, enabling it in the application's config, and updating the IntelliTrace collection plan XML to recognize the custom listener and its methods. The post also covers customizing trace messages and provides guidance on where to modify.
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