
September 23rd, 2000, 10:04 PM
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<i><b>Originally posted by : Bradley D. Millington (bradmi@microsoft.com)</b></i><br /><br />Try this:<br /><br />Create a config.web file at the grocertogo application root, that contains the following:<br /><br /><configuration><br /> <compilation debugmode="true"/><br /></configuration><br /><br />Request the page in IE once, just to create the xspwp.exe process<br /><br />Open the DbgUrt.exe SDK debugger. Using the Debug->Programs menu item, attach to the xspwp.exe process.<br /><br />Open the source code for the page you wish to debug. For example, grocertogo.aspx.<br /><br />Set a break point in the source code by clicking in the left-hand margin of the debugger window. A good place to set a breakpoint initially might be the first line of Page_Load in the aspx page you are requesting. A little red dot will appear to indicate that the breakpoint is set. Note that if you hover over this breakpoint with the mouse you should see a message indicating that the breakopint is bound.<br /><br />Go back to IE, and hit "refresh" (F5). The debugger should come to the foreground, stopped at your breakpoint. From here, you can step through your code using the debugger buttons or menu commands.<br /><br />"Stop Debugging" will end your debugging session.<br /><br />------------<br />Francisco Devia C. at 9/4/2000 5:13:55 PM<br /><br />Hi,<br />I am trying to debug de grocertgo application<br />whith the instructions in the samples:<br />Can some body explain to my step by step <br />But it doe not work?<br />What am i doing wrong ?<br />Thanks
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