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Method Invocation Tracing
Method invocation tracing writes trace statements at all points: IData decode, assembly load, module location, class location, method location, parameter conversion, return parameter conversion and IData modifications. You can set method invocation tracing for individual .NET services, or for all .NET services.
You can set method invocation tracing for individual services created from .NET assembly methods. This type of tracing is useful if you want to collect information on a specific service.
*To set method invocation tracing for an individual service
1. From the navigation panel in Designer, double-click the .NET service for which you want to enable method invocation tracing.
2. On the Run menu, click Run.
3. In the Trace field of the input dialog box, type true.
Tracing is enabled for this service every time it is run until you clear the Trace field or replace true with false.
Using the webMethods Microsoft Package, you can enable method invocation tracing for all services created from .NET assembly methods, overriding any services for which the trace input parameter is set to false. To enable or disable all tracing, see Controlling Tracing from Integration Server Administrator .