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Unable to start debugging a web application in VS2003

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    i_want_to_learn_c
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    I am using VS 2003 to debug an web application. It works well sometimes, but sometimes it does not. The status bar shows "Setting up server for debugging". It just keeps setting it up forever. I have also put localhost in the trusted sites but no help. what can be the reason??

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      I am using VS 2003 to debug an web application. It works well sometimes, but sometimes it does not. The status bar shows "Setting up server for debugging". It just keeps setting it up forever. I have also put localhost in the trusted sites but no help. what can be the reason??

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      Rob Philpott
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      Well, it could be that VS2003 is as flakey as hell when debugging web projects on IIS. This happens to me all the time and I've just got used to either firing IISRESET from the command prompt or killing the ASP.NET worker process from task manager.

      Regards, Rob Philpott.

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        Well, it could be that VS2003 is as flakey as hell when debugging web projects on IIS. This happens to me all the time and I've just got used to either firing IISRESET from the command prompt or killing the ASP.NET worker process from task manager.

        Regards, Rob Philpott.

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        Well, I am new to this. Does this mean that have no ti live with this and that I just cannot do anything about it?

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          Well, I am new to this. Does this mean that have no ti live with this and that I just cannot do anything about it?

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          If its the same problem I have then you may have to get used to it. I think its something to do with shadowing in IIS which is a feature where you can deploy stuff to IIS without a break in service. Maybe you can switch it off - I haven't looked. First off, determine whether doing IISRESET after a build stops this problem or whether its something else.

          Regards, Rob Philpott.

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