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Cannot debug ASP.net using VWD 2008 Express Edition
When I run the website in the debugger, I get the following error:
"Unable to attach to application 'WebDev.WebServer.EXE' (PID: 3712) using 'MACHINE'. Â Unmanaged debugging is not available."
I was running Visual Web Developer 'Orcas' Express Edition. Â I installed Visual Studio 2008 Beta without uninstalling anything first (stupid, I know). Â Everything still worked perfect after that. Â I saw that there was a new 2008 Beta 1 express edition, so I installed that. Â It would not debug. Â I then uninstalled it, uninstalled the Orcas edition, and reinstalled 2008 Beta 1.
I have not (nor do I really want to) uninstalled VS 2008.
I probably just changed a setting in VS 2008 (which had more options) and that setting came across to the express edition, and it doesn't support it. Â I have had something like this happen before and I just needed to load VS and change it, then reload the Express Edition.
I don't want to use VS to build websites because the windows and layouts I used in AppDev are not conducive to WebDev.
"Unable to attach to application 'WebDev.WebServer.EXE' (PID: 3712) using 'MACHINE'. Â Unmanaged debugging is not available."
I was running Visual Web Developer 'Orcas' Express Edition. Â I installed Visual Studio 2008 Beta without uninstalling anything first (stupid, I know). Â Everything still worked perfect after that. Â I saw that there was a new 2008 Beta 1 express edition, so I installed that. Â It would not debug. Â I then uninstalled it, uninstalled the Orcas edition, and reinstalled 2008 Beta 1.
I have not (nor do I really want to) uninstalled VS 2008.
I probably just changed a setting in VS 2008 (which had more options) and that setting came across to the express edition, and it doesn't support it. Â I have had something like this happen before and I just needed to load VS and change it, then reload the Express Edition.
I don't want to use VS to build websites because the windows and layouts I used in AppDev are not conducive to WebDev.
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The successor to Active Server Pages, ASP.NET websites utilize the .NET framework to produce dynamic, data and content-driven web applications and services. ASP.NET code can be written using any .NET supported language. As of 2009, ASP.NET can also apply the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern to web applications