VS2003 Unable to start debugging on the server problem

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Rotsey

Hi,

I had a VS2003 ASP.NET application working fine and running ok.

I also have VS2005 installed and recently installed the LINQ CTP and BLINQ.

In the process of getting this to work when I reopen my VS2003 app
I get the error trying run the project

Unable to start debugging on the server.

One of the things I had to do to get LINQ working was run

aspnet_regiis -i tool in the v2.0 folder.

So my question is is that what caused my problem?

How do I fix the VS2003 problem?

Malcolm
 
Rotsey napisa³(a):
Hi,

I had a VS2003 ASP.NET application working fine and running ok.

I also have VS2005 installed and recently installed the LINQ CTP and BLINQ.

In the process of getting this to work when I reopen my VS2003 app
I get the error trying run the project

Unable to start debugging on the server.

One of the things I had to do to get LINQ working was run

aspnet_regiis -i tool in the v2.0 folder.

So my question is is that what caused my problem?

How do I fix the VS2003 problem?

Malcolm
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First of all read this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814717
Next things to check are:
- are you in VS Developers group?
- are you in Debugger users group?

If you are debugging localhost server helpfull thing to do is to set
localhost (127.0.0.1) IP for Default Web Site in Internet Information
Services manager (inetmgr).

You also have to set proper version of ASP.NET for your applications
(Virtual Direcotries) in inetmgr. Select application in inetmgr
right-click, click properties and then in ASP.NET tab choose 1.1.xxx
version from combo box and then apply changes.
Now you should be able to debug server - hope so.
 
re:
One of the things I had to do to get LINQ working was run
aspnet_regiis -i tool in the v2.0 folder.
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As a result of doing that, your 1.1 app no longer runs against 1.1, but runs against 2.0 instead.

Make your 1.1 app use the .Net Framework 1.1 by opening the IIS Manager
and, after selecting your site's properties, using the ASP.NET tab to switch
the .Net Framework version for your VS 2003 app back to 1.1.

If you haven't made security changes, that should get things back to normal.
You might need to stop/restart IIS ( run "iisreset" from the "Run" window in the Start Menu ).



Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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