I know there are plenty of posts about remote debugging with vs 2003 but I
can't make things work no matter what I've read or done so far :(
The VS2003 is installed in a winXP Pro SP2 pc (firewall disabled) and the
IIS 6 is running on a remote win2003 Server pc (with all updates ...

ENV: VS 2003 (7.1.3088), Windows 2003 Server SP1 (all the latest Windows
updates via automatic delivery) .Net 1.0 & .Net 1.1 SP1.
When I go to debug a process using this method, the VS ide hangs before
displaying the 'Processes' dialog.  The only way out is to kill devenv.exe.

We are setting up developer workstations to mirror the various host
names in use in our production web site.  In order to host multiple
sites on the developer workstations, we added additional names to the
hosts file (C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\hosts) that map to the

How can I debug in VS2003?
I have an 3-tier application composed of:
- 1) ASP.NET client (migrated from old .ASP application) using
- 2) VB.NET component (converted from VB6 application). This component uses

I am running several Windows 2000 Servers with multiple Web Sites on each
server.
I have copied an old ASP.NET project from one server to a different server
and a new Web Site.  I have configured the new Web Site on the IIS server

I'm debugging a C# program and when I view "szTNSPath" after the following
line in the autos window
     string szTNSPath = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("ORACLE_HOME");
I get the result: @"c:\oracle\ora92" which is correct, but I was wondering

I have a VC++ dll project, and a VS.net project which is using that
dll. Now how do i go into that dll to a specific function
during debugging, using VS.net?
Thanks In Advance...

I'm a C# developer and unfortunately I have to use now unmanaged C++ code.
This project cannot run with mix managed and unmanaged code. Therefore I
cannot use System::Diagnostics::Trace::WriteLine to plot same debug messages
into the Output window of Visual Studio 2003.

Please help..
If I put a Response.Redirect or Server.Transfer in a web form this
action produce a severe delay when I run my web application with the
'debug > start' mode in my home machine (the web form calls another

I have read a couple of articles that you can step thru the SP while
degugging. i cannot!!!  can someone suggest me how to?
I have set the Project Properties > SQL Server  Debugging.
it says goto Server Explorer > rightclick on stored procedure and click edit

I have a web server co-located at a hosting facility.  I use Terminal
Services to connect to the server so that I can develop and debug "locally,"
and this has worked since I installed Visual Studio.
However, just recently we installed a firewall to deal with unauthorized

I have a win project which is in a solution and have another win app in
another solution.
In the first win app, I use Process.Start() to launch the second one.
since the two win apps run in different processes, I cannot use

I have this strange problem and i'm trying to determine exactly which part
of the program is causing it.  The problem is that randomly throughout the
program I receive a Windows application error dialog box.  The dialog box
provides me with the following information:

I've already asked this in the directx.graphics group but didn't get a
satisfying answer:
I'm using VB.Net 2003, WinXPProf/SP2, DirectX SDK April 05.
What is the menu item mentioned in the subject (menu Debug -> Direct3D)

I'm having trouble getting the JIT debugger to work. I am working on a
solution with two projects. The main app is a WindowsForms app, and some of
the heavy lifting is done by a second project that is compiled into a
separate DLL. While debugging the main app, I've run into a bug ...