- For NT4 Install the back office server debugging.
For Win2000, find the Blue DVD for Visual Studio 6. You might need to uninstall Visual Studio 6. When you run the DVD on a new computer, it asks you which you want to install, server or workstation. Install the server first and then reinstall the Workstation stuff.
- Using DCOMCNFG, alter the "Catalog Class" and
"Machine Debugger".
- Under Access Permission, click use custom and allow Administrator full access.
- Do the same for Launch Permissions.
- Do the same for Custom configuration permissions and allow Administrator full control.
- If the page was not created by Visual Interdev, open Visual Interdev, select existing project and navigate to the directory that holds the web page.
- On Windows 2000, select Internet Services Manager.
- Right mouse click on the web page.
- Click on the configuration button below:
- Enable debugging
- If you are debugging ASP in a Front Page project, start with creating a
new Interdev project (even though you have already created the project in
Front Page). Eventually it will ask if you want to create a new project on a
local host or connect to an existing project. We want to connect to an
existing project.
The problem is that Visual Interdev does not want to work in the \inetpub\wwwroot directory. It wants to create a local copy somewhere else like c:\Webs (for example). So you must specify this to be the location for the new web project.
- This is a screen shot of when I incorrectly set up
- Naming projects
- \inetpub\wwwroot\SIGNITEK001 is a old version.
- \inetpub\wwwroot\SIGNITEK is a recent copy from the MHO. c:\webs\SIGNITEK_A is a copy of this.
- C:\webs\SIGNITEK is old and I don't know how to delete it.