Debugging an ASP.NET app connected w/ Front Page Server Ext.

[markus]

We have an asp.net web project that is worked on by several developers at
the same time.

We have the project on a centralized web server on our LAN and we all
connect to the project via Frontapage Server Extensions.

Our issue is that we all have things to debug, but we can only do it one at
a time. Does anyone know of a way
more than one person can debug a centralized web project like in our
situation??

I know you're probably going to say that we need to be developing on our own
machines, but we're integrating this into a complex ASP app that is also set
up via front page server extensions, so we need the new .NET stuff to work
with the old ASP stuff and it would be a major nightmare for us all to each
have this entire system set up on our local machines. Plus it's nice to see
other developers changes right away and be able to use them.

I've got to believe there's a way for many developers to debug a web project
at the same time, if not, MS needs
to get on this.
Thanks, Mark

[AlexB]

Are you using Source Safe - Microsoft's source control
software? With Source Safe you can each have a copy of
the application locally (allowing each of you to debug
your own application and you can check-out/in stuff that
you've completed for others to work on).

Good luck.

-----Original Message-----
We have an asp.net web project that is worked on by several developers atthe same time.

We have the project on a centralized web server on our LAN and we allconnect to the project via Frontapage Server Extensions.

Our issue is that we all have things to debug, but we can only do it one ata time. Does anyone know of a way
more than one person can debug a centralized web project like in oursituation??

I know you're probably going to say that we need to be developing on our ownmachines, but we're integrating this into a complex ASP app that is also setup via front page server extensions, so we need the new .NET stuff to workwith the old ASP stuff and it would be a major nightmare for us all to eachhave this entire system set up on our local machines. Plus it's nice to seeother developers changes right away and be able to use them.
I've got to believe there's a way for many developers to debug a web projectat the same time, if not, MS needs
to get on this.
Thanks, Mark
.