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Unable to start debugging on the web server
Hi to all,
I'm trying to develop my first ASP.Net app (Using Vb.Net for this); however, when I try to run it I get the infamous
"Error while trying to run proyect: Unable to start debugging on the web server. The registry key cannot be read.
Wold you like to disable future attemps to debug ASP.Net pages for this proyect?"
I read a lot of pages and articles, but I couldn't find any that addressed my exact error.
What should I do/check?
Best regards
Alejandro
I'm trying to develop my first ASP.Net app (Using Vb.Net for this); however, when I try to run it I get the infamous
"Error while trying to run proyect: Unable to start debugging on the web server. The registry key cannot be read.
Wold you like to disable future attemps to debug ASP.Net pages for this proyect?"
I read a lot of pages and articles, but I couldn't find any that addressed my exact error.
What should I do/check?
Best regards
Alejandro
What objects are you using in your asp application?
Are you debugging locally or from a remote server?
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Wold you like to disable future attemps to debug ASP.Net pages for this proyect?
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What does it suggest after this line?
Are you debugging locally or from a remote server?
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Wold you like to disable future attemps to debug ASP.Net pages for this proyect?
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What does it suggest after this line?
Make sure your solution is in Debug configuration and not in Release configuration.
Try attaching to the process (from the Tools menu) aspnet_wp.exe (check the view system processes) and then running your application from the web browser instead of by running debug mode.
Try attaching to the process (from the Tools menu) aspnet_wp.exe (check the view system processes) and then running your application from the web browser instead of by running debug mode.
ASKER
AerosSaga: yeah, I alredy used aspnet_regiis, but it didn't made a difference
gspronych: I have a very simple web form, displaying 2 labels, 3 textboxes and a button. It doesn't say anythink after the last line
shovavnik:Ah! I can now debug attaching aspnet_wp.exe and running the page from a browser. However, I understand that VS.Net should be able to automatically launch the web browser when I Run the proyect...
gspronych: I have a very simple web form, displaying 2 labels, 3 textboxes and a button. It doesn't say anythink after the last line
shovavnik:Ah! I can now debug attaching aspnet_wp.exe and running the page from a browser. However, I understand that VS.Net should be able to automatically launch the web browser when I Run the proyect...
hmm that means it has something to do with you localhost IIS setup.
Are you running it in debug mode by pressing F5? Or are you right-clicking on your page in the Solution Explorer and then clinking View In Browser?
Have you set a start page and a default project before pressing F5?
I'm not sure what the "The registry key cannot be read" part is about. What version of VS.NET are you running? Which Windows? What version of the .NET Framework?
Have you set a start page and a default project before pressing F5?
I'm not sure what the "The registry key cannot be read" part is about. What version of VS.NET are you running? Which Windows? What version of the .NET Framework?
ASKER
Yes, I'm in Debug mode and I'm pressing F5.
In the proyect properties, "Start Action" is set to "Start Proyect" and the Page is my .aspx file.
I'm running the Enterprise Edition, Net framework version is v1.0.3705, Windows 2000 SP4.
In the proyect properties, "Start Action" is set to "Start Proyect" and the Page is my .aspx file.
I'm running the Enterprise Edition, Net framework version is v1.0.3705, Windows 2000 SP4.
http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/30/150923.aspx
you should really consider updating your framework version.
you should really consider updating your framework version.
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Well, yeah, even if a little cumbersome, I can at least debug somehow...thx!
C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Fra
Regards,
Aeros