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tony #1
Execution code run backward
Hi,
I've never seen similar problem before.
Application_AuthenticateRequest in Global.asax.vb file
execute 4 time before it exit to the default.vb file.
Plus, in every run, the code execution jump back to the
previous line that already been executed (I'll explain):
example :
line 1 : Sub Application_AuthenticateRequest( ....)
line 2: If (a=b) Then
line 3: a=c
line 4: End IF
line 5: ...
line 20: End Sub
the code execution run in the following direction:
line1 then line2 , then line1 again, then line2 again.
line 3 then line4, then line 3 again, then line4
again, .......
and it keep running this way until "End Sub".
any help would be really appreciated.
..
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Jim Cheshire [MSFT] #2
RE: Execution code run backward
Tony,
Delete all of your PDB files and then rebuild and try again. The only
thing I can think of is that your symbols are bad.
Jim Cheshire [MSFT]
Developer Support
ASP.NET
[email]jamesche@online.microsoft.com[/email]
This post is provided as-is with no warranties and confers no rights.
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>Hi,
>I've never seen similar problem before.
>Application_AuthenticateRequest in Global.asax.vb file
>execute 4 time before it exit to the default.vb file.
>Plus, in every run, the code execution jump back to the
>previous line that already been executed (I'll explain):
>
>example :
>line 1 : Sub Application_AuthenticateRequest( ....)
>line 2: If (a=b) Then
>line 3: a=c
>line 4: End IF
>line 5: ...
>line 20: End Sub
>
>the code execution run in the following direction:
> line1 then line2 , then line1 again, then line2 again.
> line 3 then line4, then line 3 again, then line4
>again, .......
>and it keep running this way until "End Sub".
>
>any help would be really appreciated.
>.
>
>
>Jim Cheshire [MSFT] Guest
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RE: Execution code run backward
Hi Jim,
Thank you for your immediate help.
I delete all PDB file for the project, but that's didn't
solve the problem, and the code still running back and
forth in: "Sub Application_AuthenticateRequest()"
Anything else I can try ???
again. The only>-----Original Message-----
>Tony,
>
>Delete all of your PDB files and then rebuild and tryconfers no rights.>thing I can think of is that your symbols are bad.
>
>Jim Cheshire [MSFT]
>Developer Support
>ASP.NET
>jamesche@online.microsoft.com
>
>This post is provided as-is with no warranties andmicrosoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security>
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>>Hi,
>>I've never seen similar problem before.
>>Application_AuthenticateRequest in Global.asax.vb file
>>execute 4 time before it exit to the default.vb file.
>>Plus, in every run, the code execution jump back to the
>>previous line that already been executed (I'll explain):
>>
>>example :
>>line 1 : Sub Application_AuthenticateRequest( ....)
>>line 2: If (a=b) Then
>>line 3: a=c
>>line 4: End IF
>>line 5: ...
>>line 20: End Sub
>>
>>the code execution run in the following direction:
>> line1 then line2 , then line1 again, then line2 again.
>> line 3 then line4, then line 3 again, then line4
>>again, .......
>>and it keep running this way until "End Sub".
>>
>>any help would be really appreciated.
>>.
>>
>>
>>
>.
>Guest
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tony #4
RE: Execution code run backward
Hi Jim,
Thank you for your immediate help.
I delete all PDB file for the project, but that's didn't
solve the problem, and the code still running back and
forth in: "Sub Application_AuthenticateRequest()"
Anything else I can try ???
again. The only>-----Original Message-----
>Tony,
>
>Delete all of your PDB files and then rebuild and try>thing I can think of is that your symbols are bad.tony Guest



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