How can I debug my app running on a computer OUTSIDE DOMAIN with DCOM remote
debug and Visual Studio.net 2003? I don't want to use TCP native debugging,
because it leaks some security.
Please reply. Thanks in advance.

It is me again, sorry to bored you with my questions about DbgHelp (Oleg
Starodumov sorry to bored you as you always answer me), but this API is
not very easy.
So this time I do not try to compute the callstack.

Is there any way to dump call stack for a point where an exception occurs
without attaching to a debugger? I guess it'll be a kind of exception
handler code, but I have no idea yet.
Please reply. Thanks in advance.

On July 15, I posed the following message to this forum...
Subject:  debugging stored procedures
Text:
Although I have followed examples in several books including the 70-305 exam

Multiple Users Debugging on a Single Windows 2003 IIS 6.0 webserver.  We has this setup on our box but had to reload everything and now I can not find the instructions that were given to me from Microsoft in this newsgroup and article seems to have moved/expired or whatever.
Can I ...

debugging works ok but it has slowed way down, meaning
stepping into/over a line of code takes about 12 seconds
per line.  It didn't use to do this and the solution
hasn't grown enough to cause this.  

As a developer it would be HUGELY useful if you guys wrote a thread debugger into VStudio.  There are countless occasions when I want to know which threads are running, when they started, by whom, their resource allocation, etc.  It would be neat if you could open up a thread ...

""Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging on the web
server. The project is not configured to be debugged.""
I became ill to see this error again and again.
Actually My some application is debugging well but some is giving this

When I put breakpoints on classic ASP files it shows a question mark saying
that the symbols are not loaded?
Can anyone advise me how to acheive debugging classic asp files along side
.net files?

I have an application that I extend with .NET assemblies that I load and run into their own
AppDomains.   I want to be able to do edit/compile/test cycles on the extenstions without requiring
a process restart.  I can unload the extension/assembly under development by unloading the

I usually step through my code while debugging my ASP.NET web site. When I find a bug, I will click Stop in the debugger and correct it. However, I have noticed that the code actually keeps running on the web server (I can tell that because database entries are still being ...

I have a problem when I try to debug project.  It always show this error :
Error while trying to run project : Unable to start debugging.
No such interface supported.
I'm not sure while this problem is happen.  Anyone have any idia?

I try to debug a asp.net application on a customers server but I'm not a
domain user (I connect my dev laptop in the network).
Is there any way to solve this (I cannot trust my domain in the customers
domain because it is a SBS wich does not allow trust relation ships)

Is there any way I can disable background debugging on routines that I have
already debugged? No point having the background debugger working on code
that has been debugged.
My IDE is so slow. Usually 5-10 seconds when I make code changes. Even 3

A debugger problem suddenly started occuring on my WinXP/VS.NET 2003
platform.
In the Debug Menu's attach process window, I can not see any process which
is run on a system account, such as Local System or Network Service.