Saturday, February 14, 2004
ASP.NET Debugging
Setup ASP.NET debugging
Remote Debugging Components Install
Frequently, users want to remotely debug an application running on a separate machine. Visual Studio .NET provides a smaller subset of components that, when installed on a remote machine, and once you give yourself sufficient privileges, allows you to remotely debug processes on that machine. This installation is extremely useful when you do not want to install the entire Visual Studio .NET onto a remote machine. The installation of these components is started with the Remote Components Setup link at the bottom of the Visual Studio .NET Setup page of the CD. Clicking this link allows you to install remote debugging components for all languages that use DCOM to communicate with the debugger, or just C++ only (if you prefer the Visual C++ 6.0 method of remote debugging over TCP/IP).
Remote Debugging Components Install
Frequently, users want to remotely debug an application running on a separate machine. Visual Studio .NET provides a smaller subset of components that, when installed on a remote machine, and once you give yourself sufficient privileges, allows you to remotely debug processes on that machine. This installation is extremely useful when you do not want to install the entire Visual Studio .NET onto a remote machine. The installation of these components is started with the Remote Components Setup link at the bottom of the Visual Studio .NET Setup page of the CD. Clicking this link allows you to install remote debugging components for all languages that use DCOM to communicate with the debugger, or just C++ only (if you prefer the Visual C++ 6.0 method of remote debugging over TCP/IP).
