How to add packages to Photon Load balancing application and rebuild it

Hi @chvetsov
Thank you for the quick reply.

After your reply I double-clicked on the LoadBalancing.sln file inside "src-server/Loadbalancing" and then from there I could access the Nuget Package Manager and using it I successfully added the AWS XRay package into the loadbalancing project.

Now I tried rebuilding the project and I right-clicked on the solution and hit Build and it successfully built the project into "src-server/Loadbalancing/Loadbalancing/bin" but I deploy photon using PhotonControl.exe present inside "deploy/bin_win64". So does that mean I need to manually cut and paste the bin folder inside the "src-server/Loadbalancing/Loadbalancing/bin" to "deploy/Loadbalancing/Master/bin" or is there another elegant way of doing this?

Also, if I try to use deploy.prompter.cmd inside "deploy/" then it does not work for me and throws MSBUILD : error MSB1009: Project file does not exist.

My last question, I need to trace the requests unity clients make to the photon. So if you can help guide me on which files I should check, for adding XRay code, for tracing requests or operations.

P.s I know some of the stuff I asked for may sound stupid but I am new to dot Net and Photon

Hi @chvetsov
I am using version 4 of the SDK.
I need to register x-ray SDK to collect traces. For this, there are snippets available on X-ray github https://github.com/aws/aws-xray-sdk-dotnet

`using Amazon.XRay.Recorder.Handler.Http;

public static class WebApiConfig
{
public static void Register(HttpConfiguration config)
{
config.MessageHandlers.Add(new TracingMessageHandler());
}
}`

I need to do something like this in order to start collecting traces. Now, first of all, the using statement shows a linting error saying not found but I successfully added the AWSRecoder package using NuGet.

Secondly, I am not able to find any HttpConfiguration file. If you can please point me to the correct file or folder in the source code.

And lastly, is registering x-ray inside HTTP configuration like above is enough to trace UDP traces as well, or is there another configuration file for that and if yes where can I find it.

Thanks in advance