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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / Debugging / March 2008

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debugging asp.net controls26 Mar 2008 23:19 GMT1
I have a question as to why I can't debug asp.net controls within a website
project. I can if they are a normal project but not as a website.  For some
reason, the breakpoints are skipped.  For example:
default.aspx:
Debugger Woes24 Mar 2008 09:07 GMT1
Hey all,
I have no idea how this started, but at one point in time, starting a
process in Visual Studio 2008 has become a problem.
At first, I was unable to debug a WebService project of mine. I simply got a
Weird Literal rendering behavior20 Mar 2008 09:08 GMT1
I have a button and a literal on my page (among other things but *I think*
this functionality is pretty much isolated).
1. In Page_Init I set literal.Text = "PAGEINIT"
2. In the button's click method I set literal.Text = "BUTTONCLICKED"
Custom Module will not debug18 Mar 2008 03:50 GMT3
I have a custom module that has been built and added as a reference in my
test cases project.  They are both in debug mode, both have .pdb files in
their assocaited \bin directories.
Everytime I go to debug I get this message:
Debug vs Release compile differences.13 Mar 2008 05:00 GMT1
I've got a vb.net 2.1 window forms application that works as expected in the
VS2005 debug environment.  However when I run the application under "Release"
configuration I get a weird error that crashes the application.
At the point of failure the application is doing the following ...
Custom Module will not debug07 Mar 2008 23:15 GMT1
I have a custom module that has been built and added as a reference in my
test cases project.  They are both in debug mode, both have .pdb files in
their assocaited \bin directories.
Everytime I go to debug I get this message:
How to see the values of native variables (C++) when mixed-mode debugging? (VS.Net 2005)02 Mar 2008 03:39 GMT1
In VS.Net 2003 I can debug mixed-mode code (by attaching to a process) and
get the values of variables from the debugger for both managed and native
variables. In VS.Net 2005 using the same debugging technique only gives me
information on managed variables. Mixed-mode debugging ...
 
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