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Why my vs.net 2005 can not debug in Emulator.any one know it?
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Darren Shaffer
Debugging in the emulator does work, but there are some people testing the
Beta of VS2005
who get some errors during setup that could cause it not to work and you
also have to set
the emulator for loopback if your dev box is not on a network. First, look
at the properties of
the ethernet adapter on your development box and see if "Virtual Machine
Network Services"
is installed and working. If not, that's probably the issue. Best bet
would be to review the
posts in microsoft.private.whidbey.smartdevices and pay attention to the
instructions in Ori
Amiga's post which I'll copy below for you:
in Visual Studio, did you ensure the emulator is set to use the loopback
adapter? you can do that by:
(1) go to Tools | Options
(2) select "Device Tools"
(3) select "Devices" node
(4) pick the appropriate device emulator image from the Devices list (e.g.,
"Pocket PC 2003 SE Emulator"
(5) click "Properties"
(6) click "Emulator Options"
(7) select the "Network" tab
(8) select the Loopback adapter in the "Network Adpater" drop down list
and, restart the emulator.
-Darren Shaffer
Beta of VS2005
who get some errors during setup that could cause it not to work and you
also have to set
the emulator for loopback if your dev box is not on a network. First, look
at the properties of
the ethernet adapter on your development box and see if "Virtual Machine
Network Services"
is installed and working. If not, that's probably the issue. Best bet
would be to review the
posts in microsoft.private.whidbey.smartdevices and pay attention to the
instructions in Ori
Amiga's post which I'll copy below for you:
in Visual Studio, did you ensure the emulator is set to use the loopback
adapter? you can do that by:
(1) go to Tools | Options
(2) select "Device Tools"
(3) select "Devices" node
(4) pick the appropriate device emulator image from the Devices list (e.g.,
"Pocket PC 2003 SE Emulator"
(5) click "Properties"
(6) click "Emulator Options"
(7) select the "Network" tab
(8) select the Loopback adapter in the "Network Adpater" drop down list
and, restart the emulator.
-Darren Shaffer
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Liren Zhao
But I can do it in vs2003.
Darren Shaffer said:Debugging in the emulator does work, but there are some people testing the
Beta of VS2005
who get some errors during setup that could cause it not to work and you
also have to set
the emulator for loopback if your dev box is not on a network. First, look
at the properties of
the ethernet adapter on your development box and see if "Virtual Machine
Network Services"
is installed and working. If not, that's probably the issue. Best bet
would be to review the
posts in microsoft.private.whidbey.smartdevices and pay attention to the
instructions in Ori
Amiga's post which I'll copy below for you:
in Visual Studio, did you ensure the emulator is set to use the loopback
adapter? you can do that by:
(1) go to Tools | Options
(2) select "Device Tools"
(3) select "Devices" node
(4) pick the appropriate device emulator image from the Devices list (e.g.,
"Pocket PC 2003 SE Emulator"
(5) click "Properties"
(6) click "Emulator Options"
(7) select the "Network" tab
(8) select the Loopback adapter in the "Network Adpater" drop down list
and, restart the emulator.
-Darren Shaffer
L
Liren Zhao
Thank a lot.
My computer has network.But after I install "loopback" ,it's sucessed.
Thank you!
My computer has network.But after I install "loopback" ,it's sucessed.
Thank you!