GadGetZzz

I have some stubborn, ongoing browser and/or software conflict issues that are beyond my capabilities to resolve. I am thinking about using an online remote service to debug my system. How do I find a reputable service? For that matter, where do I even begin to look? Any tips, first-hand experiences, alternatives, or other info would be greatly appreciated.

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Cheers

2008-12-23 05:15:41 by Edward

This video tutorial shows you how to find the remote debugging tools to put on the remote PC and how how to set up both the remote PC and the host ...

I am trying to set up visual studio .net 2003 remote debugging
Where can I find all the files?
Specifically dbgproxy.exe, vjee.dat

download dbgproxy.exe here
http://ivan.vecerina.com/code/dbgproxy/

what is vjee.dat? never heard of it

"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)."

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...lStudioNET.asp


Also, you may have seen this, but here it is just in case.

HOW TO: Set Up and Use Remote Debugging in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;318041

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/833977

2007-05-22 08:20:36 by Dave P

Stores codes for later reference.
For pros, it's a powerful diagnostic tool and for novices
Reduce troubleshooting time.

The official MSDN steps didn't work.

If those steps "didn't work," then you have a configuration or other issue that needs to be resolved. Do you receive any error messages / warnings?

Here's a tutorials video in WMV format:

http://www.asp.net/learn/withpss/remdebug.wmv

2007-02-23 08:25:10 by Destroy 8 9

Price: $19.99

I have a huge VC++ code base in one of my machines. I would like to debug the code on another machine in which the code base is not available locally. assume that the 2 machines are accessible over the network.

attach to process -> choose remote machine - but that machine needs to have it enabled. also permissions need to be setup

2006-06-15 04:45:11 by Madhukar KR

hi guys
i work in a place where systems connected in a network. now there is asp.net project (built in visual studio 2005) in one system. i can open that project from another system in vs if i place it in sharing folder. but i am unable to run it from there.

i heard that by using remote debugging monitor i can run it in another system.can any one tell me how to make this work? or is there any other way to run this project.

most important thing is i should not copy the project.
i should only open it,make changes and run it from remote location.

This is covered in the following MSDN article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bt727f1t(VS.71).aspx

2009-02-12 10:08:09 by Alex

I downloaded the Express (free) version of Visual Web Developer today and am trying to build my first website in ASP.NET 2.0. I'm an MCSD and I've done this before in ASP.NET 1.1.

When I create a new website in Visual Web Developer it doesn't create a web.config file or a global.asax. Only a default.aspx. What is going on?

Does this Express version not do any of that? Am I not using the right menu commands to start? How do I get the error details to display remotely? (I'm building on my remote webhost and trying to debug from home).

This is a tough one I know. Please help.
To dhvrm:

Thanks for the feedback. It doesn't seem to solve the problem. I added Debug="true" to the Page directive. Then I removed the customErrors tag in web.config. Then I rebuilt the website and when I opened the page I got the same unhelpful Runtime Error message. Remember, I'm trying to debug this remotely. I then added <customErrors mode="Off"/> to web.config, rebuilt, and got the same error.

You are correct that I failed to RTFM. Your comment made me laugh. I'm just trying to get a simple Hello World page to appear on my first project so I can start learning ASP.NET 2.0 (while I RTFM), but the default setup won't work. I'm going to go search the web for some pages I can copy to my website and maybe I can get it to open. If you have any other suggestions they will be appreciated.

Thanks
I still don't know how to solve this Runtime Error screen problem, but I got my Hello World page to display. My error was being caused by not setting up my web host correctly. I had to set the .NET version to 2.0 on the web host.

A developer's work is never done!

Add Debug=True to your @Page directive; also, make sure you do not have any customErrors entries in your Web.config file.

When you create a new site in Visual Web Developer Express, it should create a Web.config file for you at that time. If not, you can right-click on the site's root folder in the solution explorer and choose Add New Item. Web config file will be one of the choices; so will be global.asax

In short, the problem is that you're not familiar with ASP.NET 2.0 and have failed to RTFM.

2006-05-12 21:05:01 by blue_prince_of_dallas