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ID3 Tag-It, and ID3 labeling program was working well then something changed
and Microsoft .NET Framework began giving the warning that the program was
trying to perform and operation not allowed and needed a SecurityException.
In the details MS .NET Framework suggested to enable JIT Debugging.
"To enable just in time (JIT) debugging the config file for this application
or machine (machine.config) must have the jitDebugging value set in the
system.windows.forms section. The application must also be compiled with
debugging enabled."
"For example:
</configuration>
<system.windows.forms jit Debugging="true/>
</configuration>"
"When JIT debugging is enabled, any unhandled exception will be sent to the
JIT debugger registered on the machine rather that being handled by this
dialog."
I did get the jit Debugging="true" done, which apparently didn't help.
I tried to read what Microsoft.com had about JIT Debugging in the help
section here, but it's just way too complicated.
1. "The application must be compiled with debugging enabled." Is it
referring to the ID3 Tag-It program I was trying to run? Can you just take a
program and compile it to enable debugging?
2. I now get the message that there is no JIT debugger registered. How do
you register a debugging program? Where do you get the debugger. I think
one debugger is associated with Visual Basic.
JIT Debugging must be pretty complicated. The various internet forums don't
seem to know what's going on. Could someone offer a not too technical
explanation about what is going on and maybe baby step me through a solution
to register and enable JIT Debugging? Thanks
and Microsoft .NET Framework began giving the warning that the program was
trying to perform and operation not allowed and needed a SecurityException.
In the details MS .NET Framework suggested to enable JIT Debugging.
"To enable just in time (JIT) debugging the config file for this application
or machine (machine.config) must have the jitDebugging value set in the
system.windows.forms section. The application must also be compiled with
debugging enabled."
"For example:
</configuration>
<system.windows.forms jit Debugging="true/>
</configuration>"
"When JIT debugging is enabled, any unhandled exception will be sent to the
JIT debugger registered on the machine rather that being handled by this
dialog."
I did get the jit Debugging="true" done, which apparently didn't help.
I tried to read what Microsoft.com had about JIT Debugging in the help
section here, but it's just way too complicated.
1. "The application must be compiled with debugging enabled." Is it
referring to the ID3 Tag-It program I was trying to run? Can you just take a
program and compile it to enable debugging?
2. I now get the message that there is no JIT debugger registered. How do
you register a debugging program? Where do you get the debugger. I think
one debugger is associated with Visual Basic.
JIT Debugging must be pretty complicated. The various internet forums don't
seem to know what's going on. Could someone offer a not too technical
explanation about what is going on and maybe baby step me through a solution
to register and enable JIT Debugging? Thanks