I'm having performance problems starting an asp.net application with VS 2k3,
but only when I start it using F5 (to use the debugger). If I start it with
the debugger without the debugger, then no problem.
The problem that I get is that it takes several minutes to start. In the

I have been all over the net looking for the correct setup to debug a web
application in VS2005 on a Vista RC1 machine.
Will someone at Microsoft respond definitively, the rumor mill is really
cranking with nothing that works.

I want to use the Immediate window during a debugging session to reveal the
value of a fully referenced and public attribute. However, when I type "?  
Form1.dsTheDataSet.Tables("TheTable").DefaultView.RowFilter" I get the error
referenced in the Subject line above.

I am trying to debug a class library in VS2005, and am unable to hit the
breakpoint.  I have the project in debug mode, and am getting pdb files when
I compile.  I can attach to my vb6 process without any errors, and the
project is running.   This is a COM project and set for COM ...

I converted all my projects from VS2003, and stepping over a single line of
code may now take 2-3 seconds when doing practically nothing (like
incrementing a local variable). I see that someone has solved the problem by
moving the mouse around; perhaps Microsoft now has a more ...

I am trying to debug a program and keep getting the message Error while
trying to run Project …. Unable to start debugging
  unable to start program ‘C:\docume~1\ADMIN~1.use\desktop\IEXPLO~1.exe’
  The system cannot find the file specified’

I have a webservice. When I set it as a start page and invoke the
service from IE, the break point in the web service code stops.
I also have a WinForm app which uses the same web service, when invoke
from the app, the break point does not stop.

Good morning everyone:
I have noticed my Visual Studio .Net 2003 has become too slow to debug, but
just one project.
Everytime I try to debug this asp.net project it goes extremely slow, takes

after install .net 2.0 (in my case via VS2005), watch out as all web
services properties (in my case 2002 webservices) have a 'handy' new
tab called 'ASP .NET' which has a version of the .NET framework
amoungst other things, change it from 2.0<version> BACK (cheers .net

If you look at the example of using the Trace , you will see:
static int Main(string[] args)
{
  Trace.Listeners.Add(new TextWriterTraceListener(Console.Out));

VS 2005 can not debug managed applications when a kernel debugger is enabled?
Any explanation to this?
What if I need to debug my app with my driver at same time?
Regards,

Hi All, I am building a VS2005 project in which I reference an assembly that
was built on VS2003. While debugging I am not able to step into the code for
that assembly.
I have put the source code for that assembly in the same folder where my

Since in the Locals debug window the Value and the Type are the same for
classes , I would like to be able to display the "value" of the class in the
value column.
I have tried overriding ToString, but that would have been too easy. Is

I want to debug a service written in c# VS2005.
I know I have to install the service then start it then attach the debugger
to the running process.
Unfortunately when searching for the process I notice that the only

Is there a VS 2005 option setting that specifies what port number to use for
the internal web browser (Casini?) supplied with VS2005? I find that the
port number used seems to vary from machine to machine although it stays the
same on individual machines. I'm trying to set up ...