My coleages are able to debug .net programs, but I can NOT do it with ASP
pages.
I have 2003 still installed and debugging works fine.
Please help!!
I am running windows xp pro.
I searched on the forums and tried various resulutions, the most promising
was:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms241740.aspx
and attaching to existing processes.
It says you MUST attach to the MTX.exe processs. Well I do not have this
running on my machine under the processes tab, and I do NOT have this .exe
file on my PC, I did a search and it did not find it. (I have display hidden
files to show in properties).
I would really appreicate some help on this, or do I just need to go back to
2003?
My conclusion is that you can't debug plain old ASP (vbscript) in
Visual Studio 2005. There are tons of examples that show ASP.Net
debugging and, as you say, a page in MS's site that glibly says it is
possible with old vbscript ASP but having read pages and pages of
waffle, I can't find a single page that actually says how, so I'm
disinclined to believe MS in this case. mtx.exe BTW is the Transaction
server. Not that it helps!
Looks like it's back to the ancient Script Debugger for me (so much for
backwards compatability, eh?)
The page that says you have to attach to mtx.exe is just plain wrong.
rather than ranting about it and the amount of time I've wasted on
this, I shall do the decent thing and left MS know. :)
> I thought you can
> only debug ASP pages with VS2003.
You thought incorrectly. It's just a pity that nowhere seems to say how
and I would (indeed did) have thought the same as you were it not for
the fact that I stumbled across how to do it