Hi all,
My new computer has Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition as the
operating system. I am trying to run VStudio 2003 , ASP.NET on IIS 5.0
but every single time i run the source code of my application , it shows me
the message "unable to run debugging, please try running it using the option
"start with out debugging" which then start the application.
Can any body tell me why this is happening, coudl it be the OS with which
VS2203 ASP.NEt is not compatible with?
thanks
Sameer 4 1657
Hey, Sameer. I had the same problem with VS.NET 2002.
I noticed that my IIS wasn't configured to handle ASP.NET. You can
check that at
* Start->Control Panel->Administrati ve Tools->Internet Information
Services
* Then expand the (local computer) and right-click Default Web site and
select Properties.
*Select the "Home Directory" tab and hit the "Configuration. .." button
near the bottom right.
In the "Mappings" tab, you should see mappings to files with extensions
like *.asax, *.ascx, *.aspc, etc. etc.
If not, then you need to register the .NET framework with IIS. There's
an EXE file called "aspnet_regiis. exe" in each installation of the .NET
Framework that will do this for you. On my machine I ran the following
commands at the command prompt (The info I read told me to use the "-r"
extension, so I just did that without looking further into it):
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v1.0.3705\ aspnet_regiis.e xe -r
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v1.1.4322\ aspnet_regiis.e xe -r
Now I have .NET set up in IIS. Since I ran the registration for .NET
version 1.1.4322 after the 1.0 one, it looks like my IIS is set to use
version 1.1. I believe if I ran the 1.0 registration again, I'd be set
up for 1.0.
I haven't tested it out yet, but I think this will work (I'm still
waiting for VS.NET to reinstall while I'm writing this... I wish I had
found this first.. ugh). I'll report back if it's successful.
-Stephen
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sameer wrote: Hi all,
My new computer has Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition as the operating system. I am trying to run VStudio 2003 , ASP.NET on IIS 5.0 but every single time i run the source code of my application , it shows me the message "unable to run debugging, please try running it using the option "start with out debugging" which then start the application.
Can any body tell me why this is happening, coudl it be the OS with which VS2203 ASP.NEt is not compatible with?
thanks Sameer
thanks for your help stephen, i did ran the registration tool before itself,
if not then IIS does not support ASP.Net at all. I think in my case it is the
operating system that does not support debugging itself.
thanks
"st************ *@verizon.net" wrote: Hey, Sameer. I had the same problem with VS.NET 2002.
I noticed that my IIS wasn't configured to handle ASP.NET. You can check that at
* Start->Control Panel->Administrati ve Tools->Internet Information Services * Then expand the (local computer) and right-click Default Web site and select Properties. *Select the "Home Directory" tab and hit the "Configuration. .." button near the bottom right.
In the "Mappings" tab, you should see mappings to files with extensions like *.asax, *.ascx, *.aspc, etc. etc.
If not, then you need to register the .NET framework with IIS. There's an EXE file called "aspnet_regiis. exe" in each installation of the .NET Framework that will do this for you. On my machine I ran the following commands at the command prompt (The info I read told me to use the "-r" extension, so I just did that without looking further into it):
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v1.0.3705\ aspnet_regiis.e xe -r C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v1.1.4322\ aspnet_regiis.e xe -r
Now I have .NET set up in IIS. Since I ran the registration for .NET version 1.1.4322 after the 1.0 one, it looks like my IIS is set to use version 1.1. I believe if I ran the 1.0 registration again, I'd be set up for 1.0.
I haven't tested it out yet, but I think this will work (I'm still waiting for VS.NET to reinstall while I'm writing this... I wish I had found this first.. ugh). I'll report back if it's successful.
-Stephen
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sameer wrote: Hi all,
My new computer has Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition as the operating system. I am trying to run VStudio 2003 , ASP.NET on IIS 5.0 but every single time i run the source code of my application , it shows me the message "unable to run debugging, please try running it using the option "start with out debugging" which then start the application.
Can any body tell me why this is happening, coudl it be the OS with which VS2203 ASP.NEt is not compatible with?
thanks Sameer
I am apparently running Windows XP Media Center Edition 2002 with
Service Pack 2.
My problem is solved now after I registered .NET with IIS. I also
reinstalled VS.NET Pro (2002) at the same time, so that might have
helped too.
The only other thing I did was to add some Users to some of the
Security Groups in the Computer Management. I did a few just trying
things out, but that was before I did the registration again. Here's
some I did:
* Added the ASPNET user to the Administrators Group
* Added ASPNET to the COMPUTERNAME Admins Group
* I may have added Administrator, IUSR_COMPUTERNA ME, IWAM_COMPUTERNA ME,
& my current user to the "Debugger Users" & "VS Developers" Groups
The only other thing I can think of is that I reran the Windows
Component Update CD. Other than that, this is pretty much a new
computer I just got up and running.
Stephen , after u mentioned it to me i though let me try it again and boom it
is working now... i reran the aspnet tool and boom i can debug now.
thanks for your help
"st************ *@verizon.net" wrote: I am apparently running Windows XP Media Center Edition 2002 with Service Pack 2.
My problem is solved now after I registered .NET with IIS. I also reinstalled VS.NET Pro (2002) at the same time, so that might have helped too.
The only other thing I did was to add some Users to some of the Security Groups in the Computer Management. I did a few just trying things out, but that was before I did the registration again. Here's some I did:
* Added the ASPNET user to the Administrators Group * Added ASPNET to the COMPUTERNAME Admins Group * I may have added Administrator, IUSR_COMPUTERNA ME, IWAM_COMPUTERNA ME, & my current user to the "Debugger Users" & "VS Developers" Groups
The only other thing I can think of is that I reran the Windows Component Update CD. Other than that, this is pretty much a new computer I just got up and running.
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