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IIS vs. ASP.NET development server

Urs
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#1: Jun 14 '06
Hi

I would like to debug parts of my application in IIS rather than ASP.NET
development server, in order to see external clients come in. Accessing the
dvelopment server thru the indicated port fails (although all firewalls are
disabled). With IIS, the pages start from remote browsers, but it
(logically) never enters debug mode.

How do I tell VS 2005 to use IIS for debugging instead of the developoment
server?

Thanks,
Urs



Winista
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#2: Jun 14 '06

re: IIS vs. ASP.NET development server


In your project properties, goto "Web" option page. There you can pick IIS.

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"Urs" <uvogel@msn.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I would like to debug parts of my application in IIS rather than ASP.NET
> development server, in order to see external clients come in. Accessing
> the dvelopment server thru the indicated port fails (although all
> firewalls are disabled). With IIS, the pages start from remote browsers,
> but it (logically) never enters debug mode.
>
> How do I tell VS 2005 to use IIS for debugging instead of the developoment
> server?
>
> Thanks,
> Urs
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Urs
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#3: Jun 15 '06

re: IIS vs. ASP.NET development server


Thanks. My project properties haven't got a Web-tab ...? However, I looked
at the solution file and changed the URL from filesystem to
http://localhost/folder, and this works, too.

"Winista" <naveenkohli@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> In your project properties, goto "Web" option page. There you can pick
> IIS.
>
> Winita
> http://www.universalshoppingmall.com
>
> "Urs" <uvogel@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:%23M$0f69jGHA.4776@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> Hi
>>
>> I would like to debug parts of my application in IIS rather than ASP.NET
>> development server, in order to see external clients come in. Accessing
>> the dvelopment server thru the indicated port fails (although all
>> firewalls are disabled). With IIS, the pages start from remote browsers,
>> but it (logically) never enters debug mode.
>>
>> How do I tell VS 2005 to use IIS for debugging instead of the
>> developoment server?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Urs
>>[/color]
>
>[/color]


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