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Hi Experts, I have been working on performance profiling for sometime now. For UI we gather the profiling data from the IE8 JavaScript profiler. However the JS Profiler exports data in csv format, It doesn't have the capability of exporting the function call view to XML Format. The question is can we collect the data from the Profiler window using DLL Hooking or any other technique and export this data to XML Format.
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Hi Experts, I have been working on performance profiling for sometime now. For UI we gather the profiling data from the IE8 JavaScript profiler. However the JS Profiler exports data in csv format, It doesn't have the capability of exporting the function call view to XML Format. The question is can we collect the data from the Profiler window using DLL Hooking or any other technique and export this data to XML Format.

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