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I wanted to start learning ASP.Net programming, so I downloaded the IBuySpy
Portal and Store VSVB examples from GotDotNet and installed them on my computer (Win2000, IIS, MSDE). I got them to run from IE as a local web app, but when I go into VS.Net 2003 Enterprise and try to run the application from within the IDE I get an error that states: "Unable to create Internet Information Services Administrative object for server Unable to set server into correct debugging state automatically. You may not be able to debug ASP pages. Do you want to continue launching the debugger? Yes/No/Help" The help says: "The debugger requires that the IIS application to be debugged be run out-of-process. This error indicates that the debugger was unable to change an in-process IIS application to run out-of-process. As a solution, use the IIS management utility (MMC) to set the application to run out-of-process before starting the debugger. Currently, your options are set to enable server debugging automatically when you start the debugger. Choose No if you want to maintain these option settings. Choose Yes if you want to turn off these options. In the latter case, you should set debugger options manually for your IIS applications to be able to debug server script. " I went into the IIS Management plug-in and for the life of me I can't find where the help is talking about. Lots of help that one is! I thought maybe I didn't configure the apps correctly or something, so I thought I'd try something simpler, the QuickStart apps that come with the Framework SDK. No success. Same message. So I tried something even more simple, a plain vanilla one page empty web app. Still no happiness. What's up? Why can't I run and debug ASP.Net applications? Thanks for any ideas. George |
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Rest assured George you are not alone. I have had the same problem in the
past. I also posted questions relating to this but no one seemed to be able to answer them. Looks like that is still the case. My question for you... have you been able to solve this problem? Eric "George Shubin" <dx@dxonline.com> wrote in message news:u7pncRelDHA.1764@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > I wanted to start learning ASP.Net programming, so I downloaded the IBuySpy > Portal and Store VSVB examples from GotDotNet and installed them on my > computer (Win2000, IIS, MSDE). I got them to run from IE as a local web > app, but when I go into VS.Net 2003 Enterprise and try to run the > application from within the IDE I get an error that states: > > "Unable to create Internet Information Services Administrative object for > server Unable to set server into correct debugging state automatically. > You may not be able to debug ASP pages. Do you want to continue launching > the debugger? Yes/No/Help" > > The help says: > "The debugger requires that the IIS application to be debugged be run > out-of-process. This error indicates that the debugger was unable to change > an in-process IIS application to run out-of-process. As a solution, use the > IIS management utility (MMC) to set the application to run out-of-process > before starting the debugger. Currently, your options are set to enable > server debugging automatically when you start the debugger. Choose No if you > want to maintain these option settings. Choose Yes if you want to turn off > these options. In the latter case, you should set debugger options manually > for your IIS applications to be able to debug server script. " > > I went into the IIS Management plug-in and for the life of me I can't find > where the help is talking about. Lots of help that one is! > > I thought maybe I didn't configure the apps correctly or something, so I > thought I'd try something simpler, the QuickStart apps that come with the > Framework SDK. No success. Same message. > > So I tried something even more simple, a plain vanilla one page empty web > app. Still no happiness. > > What's up? Why can't I run and debug ASP.Net applications? > > Thanks for any ideas. > > George > > |
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