Unabel to start debugging on the Web Server

G

Guest

Hi,

I had installed VS.NET 2005 Beta for a couple of time in a couple of places
in past. Now, I installed it once again on my home computer. Now, VS.NET 2005
is working fine, but my existing VS.NET 2003 is giving me a problem. While
debugging an application, it is not able to debug warning me like: Error
whiole trying to run project: Unabel to start debugging on the Web Server.

1. I have checked for the following things:

2. In Web.config file debug attribute is true

3. I am a member of the Debugger Users group and an administrator also

4. In IIS Authentication Modes, Anonymous Access and Integrated Windows
Authentication are selected

Any idea why I am facing such a problem?

Thanks in advance.

Sanjeeb Sarangi
 
R

Rutger Smit

Sanjeeb said:
Hi,

I had installed VS.NET 2005 Beta for a couple of time in a couple of places
in past. Now, I installed it once again on my home computer. Now, VS.NET 2005
is working fine, but my existing VS.NET 2003 is giving me a problem. While
debugging an application, it is not able to debug warning me like: Error
whiole trying to run project: Unabel to start debugging on the Web Server.

1. I have checked for the following things:

2. In Web.config file debug attribute is true

3. I am a member of the Debugger Users group and an administrator also

4. In IIS Authentication Modes, Anonymous Access and Integrated Windows
Authentication are selected

Any idea why I am facing such a problem?

Thanks in advance.

Sanjeeb Sarangi


Go to the ASP.NET tab in the properties of you application directory in IIS.

Set the .NET Framework version dropdown back to 1.1.

It's a nasty 'feature' of the 2.0 framework setup setting *ALL*
applcation to 2.0

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//Rutger

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