I was wondering if there is any way in vs.net to view all of the
instantiated objects for a particular process.  I know c# uses garbage
collection so that means that at some level the system must know the
location and type of every object I instantiate with c#.

I am develop two web applications in the same server and when I run one
application in the server and then I try to  run the other application the
follow message is showed: "Error while trying to run project: Unable to start
debugging on the web server. A debugger is already ...

I am trying to debug an ASP.Net application in a Virtual PC Win2k sp4 with
Visula Studio remote components installed.
I run Visual Studio 2003 in the host "run as" administrator of the domain of
the Virtual PC win2k domain, and I get an "access denied" when trying to

We have an application that creates multiple instances of an object. I would
like to create an application that can display the contents and state of the
object(s) in memory at run time. Is this possible?

I am unable to debug .NET assemblies loaded by a native application
(Rational Rose 2003), either by setting the debug mode to "Program" and
specifying it or by attaching to the external process after it has been
running.

When using the DevPartner Profiler Community Edition on VC++ 2003
projects with spaces in the name, it gives D4024, and all sorts of
things goes wrong. Projects without spaces are handled correctly.
Does anyone know a workaround or solution? Because removing the spaces

After install C# window service in orther PC by using installutil
myservice.exe, when I start this service I got following msg in eventlog
Source: .NET Runtime
Description:

When debugging, if the source code cant be found by devenv it will pop up a
find source dialog.  However once it has popped up the dialog once it doesent
seem to do it again.
Where is it that it stores this information ? Is there a way to edit what it

I have a solution which contains 3 projects. (The main GUI, a WebBrowser
component and the Cassini web server). Occasionally an exception will
occur in my application. I can't narrow down where the exception is
occuring because VS.NET says "no source code is available for this

I'm frustrated,  debugger is skipping my breakpoint.  I have tried some
of the many many postings on this subject without success.
I have tried deleting all pdb and dll files from bin.
When mp app is running, and I go into debug\windows\modules I don't see

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i'm pulling my hair out here.  i've got microsoft vb .net 2002 and i can't run in debug mode. i keep getting the error - "Error while trying to run project:  Unable to Start Debugging on the web server.  The ...

I'm using visual studio 2003 .NET on windows 2003 server, and evrythings
works: debugging included.
after updating win server 2003 with SP1, I lost the debugging and I cann't
start new instance in debugging mode. I get this message:"unable to start

When I try to debug a Asp.Net Webservice on a different server I get the
error:
"unable to start debugging on web server. Not enough storage is available to
complete this operation"

I am trying to Remote debug my C# .NET 1.1 App on a TabletPC.
The Tablet has:
"Microsoft Windows XP"
"Tablet PC Edition 2005"

I m continuosly getting this error when i start debugging (F5) .net
applications:
Attaching the .net debugger to process '[1232] testform.exe' on machine
MYCOMP  failed. Error code 0x80040001.