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Mark Kamoski #1
debugger not automatically attaching aspnet_wp.exe as a debugged process
Hi--
All of sudden (?) the VS.NET v1 IDE is NOT automatically attaching
aspnet_wp.exe as a debugged process.
Why?
Here is the situation.
VS.NET (v1)
Framework (latest version)
VB.NET code
ASP.NET application
Run code in IDE by choosing >Debug, >Start.
Code launches.
Go to the IDE, choose >Debug, >Processes.
The process "aspnet_wp.exe" is listed in the "Available Processes" list but
it is NOT listed in the "Debugged Processes" list.
It should be in the "Debugged Processes" list automatically!!!
As a result, the code will NOT hit any breakpoints.
How can this be fixed?
(Note that I know that I can select "aspnet_wp.exe" in the "Available
Processes" list and choose >Attach, >Common Language Runtime, and the
breakpoints will work and the process will become listed in the "Debugged
Processes" list. However, one should not have to set this manually every
time.)
Any ideas?
Please advise.
Thank you very much.
--Mark
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Jim Cheshire [MSFT] #2
RE: debugger not automatically attaching aspnet_wp.exe as a debugged process
Hi Mark,
In your project properties, do you have ASP.NET Debugging enabled?
Jim Cheshire [MSFT]
Developer Support
ASP.NET
[email]jamesche@online.microsoft.com[/email]
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>Hi--
>
>All of sudden (?) the VS.NET v1 IDE is NOT automatically attaching
>aspnet_wp.exe as a debugged process.
>
>Why?
>
>Here is the situation.
>
>VS.NET (v1)
>
>Framework (latest version)
>
>VB.NET code
>
>ASP.NET application
>
>Run code in IDE by choosing >Debug, >Start.
>
>Code launches.
>
>Go to the IDE, choose >Debug, >Processes.
>
>The process "aspnet_wp.exe" is listed in the "Available Processes" list but
>it is NOT listed in the "Debugged Processes" list.
>
>It should be in the "Debugged Processes" list automatically!!!
>
>As a result, the code will NOT hit any breakpoints.
>
>How can this be fixed?
>
>(Note that I know that I can select "aspnet_wp.exe" in the "Available
>Processes" list and choose >Attach, >Common Language Runtime, and the
>breakpoints will work and the process will become listed in the "Debugged
>Processes" list. However, one should not have to set this manually every
>time.)
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Please advise.
>
>Thank you very much.
>
>--Mark
>
>
>
>
>Jim Cheshire [MSFT] Guest



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