Debugging Classic ASP with VS 2008
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Hi guys, need some help here. Have been looking around the world for a solution. There is some project I create long time ago using Classic ASP with VB COM. Before this I using Visual Interdev to debug those ASP pages and cross debungging to COM component. I left that behind for so many years and the project transfered to other guy for maintenance X|. Today, my boss ask me to take over the project back since some errors that cannot be solve by this guy. My pc does not have any VI but still have VB 6 and I just installed VS 2008 few days ago. I don't want to RE-Install VI (last time I installed it clash with my VS 2005 Machine Debug Manager, emm... BTW I could not found mdm.exe with VS 2008...), hence I like to use VS 2008 to debug those pages (of course, cross debugging to VB 6 component would be great :-D). Can anybody help me? May be some idea... {}*
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Hi guys, need some help here. Have been looking around the world for a solution. There is some project I create long time ago using Classic ASP with VB COM. Before this I using Visual Interdev to debug those ASP pages and cross debungging to COM component. I left that behind for so many years and the project transfered to other guy for maintenance X|. Today, my boss ask me to take over the project back since some errors that cannot be solve by this guy. My pc does not have any VI but still have VB 6 and I just installed VS 2008 few days ago. I don't want to RE-Install VI (last time I installed it clash with my VS 2005 Machine Debug Manager, emm... BTW I could not found mdm.exe with VS 2008...), hence I like to use VS 2008 to debug those pages (of course, cross debugging to VB 6 component would be great :-D). Can anybody help me? May be some idea... {}*
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Oh it's a fine line...
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Not ACTUALLY a programming question...but...
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Not ACTUALLY a programming question...but...
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Not ACTUALLY a programming question
Never SAID it was, just implied it's borderline... "I need just to sort out my mess with VB, COM and asp", which I supposed equates to programming in a sense, but hey! that's purely my opinion.
WPF - Imagineers Wanted Follow your nose using DoubleAnimationUsingPath
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Not ACTUALLY a programming question
Never SAID it was, just implied it's borderline... "I need just to sort out my mess with VB, COM and asp", which I supposed equates to programming in a sense, but hey! that's purely my opinion.
WPF - Imagineers Wanted Follow your nose using DoubleAnimationUsingPath
I believe he has escaped the Wrath of the Room. Certainly Pete O'Hanlon hasn't Flamed On yet!:)
------------------------------------ Happy Primes Lead to Happy Memories. Don't Google FGI
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Not ACTUALLY a programming question
Never SAID it was, just implied it's borderline... "I need just to sort out my mess with VB, COM and asp", which I supposed equates to programming in a sense, but hey! that's purely my opinion.
WPF - Imagineers Wanted Follow your nose using DoubleAnimationUsingPath
norm .net wrote:
that's purely my opinion.
:) ya.
Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)
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I believe he has escaped the Wrath of the Room. Certainly Pete O'Hanlon hasn't Flamed On yet!:)
------------------------------------ Happy Primes Lead to Happy Memories. Don't Google FGI
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Hi guys, need some help here. Have been looking around the world for a solution. There is some project I create long time ago using Classic ASP with VB COM. Before this I using Visual Interdev to debug those ASP pages and cross debungging to COM component. I left that behind for so many years and the project transfered to other guy for maintenance X|. Today, my boss ask me to take over the project back since some errors that cannot be solve by this guy. My pc does not have any VI but still have VB 6 and I just installed VS 2008 few days ago. I don't want to RE-Install VI (last time I installed it clash with my VS 2005 Machine Debug Manager, emm... BTW I could not found mdm.exe with VS 2008...), hence I like to use VS 2008 to debug those pages (of course, cross debugging to VB 6 component would be great :-D). Can anybody help me? May be some idea... {}*
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You can install VS1998(VI etc..) it doesn't take much time..hee... compared to VS2008!!!
Did you count the time it takes to slash your wrists ?
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I'm letting somebody else take the lead this time.
WPF - Imagineers Wanted Follow your nose using DoubleAnimationUsingPath
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Is this the difference between a programming question and a question about programming?
Apathy Rules - I suppose...
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Hi guys, need some help here. Have been looking around the world for a solution. There is some project I create long time ago using Classic ASP with VB COM. Before this I using Visual Interdev to debug those ASP pages and cross debungging to COM component. I left that behind for so many years and the project transfered to other guy for maintenance X|. Today, my boss ask me to take over the project back since some errors that cannot be solve by this guy. My pc does not have any VI but still have VB 6 and I just installed VS 2008 few days ago. I don't want to RE-Install VI (last time I installed it clash with my VS 2005 Machine Debug Manager, emm... BTW I could not found mdm.exe with VS 2008...), hence I like to use VS 2008 to debug those pages (of course, cross debugging to VB 6 component would be great :-D). Can anybody help me? May be some idea... {}*
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It's for VS2005, but maybe this will be of help to you: http://blogs.msdn.com/greggm/archive/2006/03/15/552108.aspx[^]
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