What is the name of the virtual page that you can request to view trace data when the trace data is not displayed on its corresponding ASP.NET Web page?
The virtual page that you can request to view trace data when it is not displayed on its corresponding ASP.NET Web page is called the Trace.axd page.
The Trace.axd page provides detailed tracing information about the execution of an ASP.NET application. It shows information such as the execution time, control tree, and trace messages generated during the processing of a request.
By default, the Trace.axd page is accessible by appending "/trace.axd" to the root URL of the application. For example, if your application is hosted at "http://example.com", you can access the Trace.axd page at "http://example.com/trace.axd".
Note that the Trace.axd page should be used for debugging and troubleshooting purposes only and should not be exposed in a production environment. It provides sensitive information about your application's execution, which can be potentially exploited by attackers.
To enable the display of trace data on its corresponding ASP.NET Web page, you can include the directive in the page or enable tracing globally in the web.config file. This allows you to view the trace output directly on the page without the need to request the Trace.axd page separately.