How to Test and Debug an ASP.NET 2.0 Application

[selvamariappan]

Hi all ,
I am using dotnet 2.0 asp.net website,in that after specifying breakpoint if I am click any one the following means it is not getting debugged wat to do,

1. Start Debugging button in the Standard toolbar

2.Pressed F5

3. Debug->Start command


Regards
Selvamariappan.c

[Vkas]

use F9/F10
button and


where u are coding always use!
TRY

(MY ALL CODE)

Catch ex As Exception

Response.Write(ex.Message)


this will help u a lot hopefully

[kenobewan]

Your omnipresence has served you well Vkas :).

Please don't confuse debugging with testing. Testing is the thing that your customer refuses to take part in after you successfully debug and present them with the beta version of your lovingly produced app lol.

[Vkas]

my mistake!
truly! never accepted that kind of cool reply ;)
ok
i got it in a pretty Good way
try to absorb your kind sentences in my dump mind
try to be careful

[Frinavale]

@selvamariappan
Hi Selvamariappan,
I don't understand what your problem is, could you please explain it again in more detail? Thanks :)



@Vkas
Two quick things about this suggestion...
Firstly be careful when catching general exceptions. You don't want to gobble them up...if you use the code elsewhere, and something goes wrong, then the code calling your code will have no clue as to what went wrong. It's better to throw general exceptions and only catch the ones that you Know could be thrown and that your code can handle appropriately. This way calling code can handle any problems that your code is not expecting.

If your web application throws an exception that is not caught, details about the exception is recorded in the Windows Event Log (under Application). You could look into better ways of handling exceptions for your web application using the web.config and using Global.asax

The second thing is that Response.Write() will make your HTML code invalid. See my response here for more information on this topic.