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Fix problems with Visual Studio F5 debugging of ASP.NET applications on IIS7 Vista

A number of people have been reporting problems when trying to debug their ASP.NET applications on Windows Vista with Visual Studio 2005 F5 debugging support. There are a handful of posts about trying to get this to work in various ways ... most of which are missing key information needed to *really* get it to work. I am going to try and provide you with step-by-step instructions below, and explain the several tradeoffs that you may need to make along the way. Read More...

Posted 28 December 06 05:16 by Mike Volodarsky | 190 Comments   
Filed under IIS7, Development, Debugging, ASP.NET, VisualStudio

Until 2008, I was the core server Program Manager for the IIS 7.0 and ASP.NET 2.0 products at Microsoft.





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