RE: using visual studio.net 2003 debugger with security problem

From: Naveen (Naveen_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/17/05

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    Hi..

    Did you installed SP for .net framework ? If not install it first and then
    try agains? Before installing uninstall MSXML and then re-install after SP
    installation.

    Also, you should look into event details to find exact cause of errors.

    HTH

    With Best Regards
    Naveen K S

    "Wendy Elizabeth" wrote:

    > I want to be able to use Visual Studio.net 2003 on a Windows 2000
    > workstation as a debugger for both classic asp web applications and Visual
    > Basic.net web applications.
    > I also want to use Visual Studio.net 2003 in design and test mode for code
    > written in visual basic.net. I want to be able to select the debug mode
    > option, and step through the new visual basic.net code from my workstation.
    > However, right now I am not able to step through the visual Basic.net code
    > in debug mode. The debug mode options are grayed out. The only options I have
    > are to select "processes".
    >
    > The problem started when I needed to use MSXML 4.0 SP2 ServerXmlHttp object
    > for a Classic asp web application. I was getting the message "access denied".
    > To solve this "access denied" problem, I followed the directions in the
    > following url:
    > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;820882. In the url,
    > I followed the directions in the section called "Security is Tightened When
    > you Post Data by Using the ServerXmlHttp Object".
    > The above solved my access problem to a specific classic asp application,
    > but now I can not step through code in debug mode for any Visual Basic.net
    > web applications.
    > I would like to be able to "step through" code for Visual Basic.net
    > applications in debug mode and still be able to step through classic asp
    > applications.
    > What should I do to solve the problem?
    >
    > Thanks!


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