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06.06.2008 at 11:35AM PDT, ID: 23464662
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Why cant I use breakpoints to debug a PDA application (Windows CE 5.0) using VB.Net?

Asked by 3sys in Visual Studio .NET 2005, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: VB.Net

Hi

I'm currently developing an application for PDA's and I get the Exception Error message (InvalidCastException) on a Return statement. So I want to get through the code with breakpoints but it doesnt work and it pops a warning saying "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified module has not been loaded". Also, I've got another warning in the error list saying "Found conflict between different versions of the same dependent assembly" but I don't know what its supposed to mean. Does it have anything to do with the breakpoints issue?

Any tips would be appreciated.

I'm using VB.Net under Visual Studio 2005 (also using Visual SourceSafe) and the PDA I'm working with is WorkAboutPro.Start Free Trial
 
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Tags: VB.Net
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