Debuging ASP.NET 2.0 Website on Vista

[fluxtah]

Hi,

I am having problems doing this, has anybody had any success.

I have created a basic ASP.NET 2.0 website in VS 2005 (via File > New website, not the new 1.1 style web application project they later released), reverse engineered it into an EA diagram and followed the guide in help.

I have set up my package build script as follows.


Directory: D:\Projects\Business\MyTestSite

Build
devenv.com /build Debug MyTestSite.sln
(where the .sln file resides in the directory D:\Projects\Business\MyTestSite)

Output Parser: Microsoft.NET

Runhttp://localhost:50003/MyTestSite/Default.aspx
(I Have tried it without Default.aspx in the path)

Debugattach

Use Debugger: Microsoft.NET 2.0


On Vista, I cannot find asp_wp.exe so I am trying to attach to WebDev.WebServer.EXE

I have a simple Default.aspx page that I have a debug point in, when I run, it just pauses for 10 seconds then ends, and it never hits my breakpoint.

Can anyone see what I might be doing wrong?

Any help will be much appreciated!  

Fluxtah

[thomaskilian]

No idea. Where have you been these last 3 years?

[fluxtah]

Hiya mate,

Yep, been a long time since I posted here, I have never worked at a company that uses EA or UML at all so I only use it casually to get ideas for implementations.

I just started a new job that has quite a rigid documentation process in place so I thought it would be nice to compliment it with EA. (Although they dont know this!)

Fluxtah

[thomaskilian]

I see. Nice to have you back on board Hope someone can help you with your question.

[fluxtah]

cheers

I hope so to, I think Vista runs the asp_wp.exe process as w3wp.exe but I am unable to find it, it might be that the process runs under a different user, so thats why I cant see it, going to try logged in as an admin.

EDIT: Think I made that assumption to soon, seems w3wp.exe is related to IIS, which I dont use as most VS2005 web projects run in cassini dev server

Well, its not entirely important that it does debug just curious to see it working, quite impressive.