How to debug compiled asp.net apps?

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John Dalberg

Is there a way to single step or set up breakpoints on a compiled asp.net
app that I developed?

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John Dalberg said:
Is there a way to single step or set up breakpoints on a compiled asp.net
app that I developed?
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You need to be running the debug build of the dll's. Then you need to
attach a debugger. If you have VS installed on the same machine, then open
the solution and go to DEBUG\PROCESSES and attach the aspnet_wp.exe process
and set a breakpoint.

If it is running on another machine you can either install remote debugging
on the server, which is on the Visual Studio Disk 1 instller.

Or you can use a more lightweight debugger on the server, like cordbg.exe,
available with the .net framework. or WinDbg from
 
David Browne said:
You need to be running the debug build of the dll's. Then you need to
attach a debugger. If you have VS installed on the same machine, then open
the solution and go to DEBUG\PROCESSES and attach the aspnet_wp.exe process
and set a breakpoint.

If it is running on another machine you can either install remote debugging
on the server, which is on the Visual Studio Disk 1 instller.

Or you can use a more lightweight debugger on the server, like cordbg.exe,
available with the .net framework. or WinDbg from
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from

http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtools/debugging/default.mspx

David
 
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