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Possibility to run more than 1 application..????

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    Tash18
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    Hi guyz.. I was wondering if its possible to run 2 or more dot net web application at a time. If its possible how can we achieve it... bcoz as of now when an web application is running im not able to execute another application if i try to do so i get an alert box displaying --> another application is already running, not possible to debug.. blah.. blah.. blah..(dont remeber the exact msg)... Thanx in advance Regards, Tash

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      Hi guyz.. I was wondering if its possible to run 2 or more dot net web application at a time. If its possible how can we achieve it... bcoz as of now when an web application is running im not able to execute another application if i try to do so i get an alert box displaying --> another application is already running, not possible to debug.. blah.. blah.. blah..(dont remeber the exact msg)... Thanx in advance Regards, Tash

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      I assume you mean to debug more than one website at a time. As far as I know the ASP.NET debugger can be associated with only one website at a time. I've not tried across versions, but trying to debug say 2 websites running on VS 2005 won't work. May be try debugging one with VS 2005 and other one on VS 2008. HTH!

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        I assume you mean to debug more than one website at a time. As far as I know the ASP.NET debugger can be associated with only one website at a time. I've not tried across versions, but trying to debug say 2 websites running on VS 2005 won't work. May be try debugging one with VS 2005 and other one on VS 2008. HTH!

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        Hi, so the final answer u mean is its not possible with the same version... Hmm gotta investigate on it.. because one of my fren said me that it is possible.. im not sure if hes wrong.. will surely let u know if i get any positive info about it... Thanx & regards, Tash

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          Hi, so the final answer u mean is its not possible with the same version... Hmm gotta investigate on it.. because one of my fren said me that it is possible.. im not sure if hes wrong.. will surely let u know if i get any positive info about it... Thanx & regards, Tash

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          What I actually meant was that when I tried I was not able to do so using VS 2005, it didn't happen. I was not trying to make a conclusive statement, but just sharing my opinion. So, there are all chances that your friend is correct. BTW, I forgot to add yesterday, If you try to execute 2 web application from the same instance of VS IDE it works. I've started debugging a web service and then stepped through a website that consumes the service from the same IDE without any problems. So, may be from the same instance of the IDE may be it is possible, from two instances of the same version of IDE may be it is not. Again this is not a conclusive statement, just clues to the puzzle. :)

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