Win 7 Pro, IIS 7.5, ASP and MSE7.exe - HELP PLEASE??

TomTomASP · 02 Apr 2010

I'll have to try the virtualization method i think Archie,
Will post back with results

Arc · 02 Apr 2010

TomTomASP said:

I'll have to try the virtualization method i think Archie,
Will post back with results

Hope your problem will originally be solved as soon as possible, Tom . Virtualisation is also a good alternative . Wish you best of luck :)

Cornan · 02 Apr 2010

The JIT problem is not exclusive to Windows 7.

I also maintain hybrid ASP / ASP.NET sites and would like to know how to get JIT to work when it doesn't.

I normally put in a divide by zero to start debugging a classic ASP page, then advance the (yellow arrow) current statement pointer and keep on debugging.

But when the divide by zero won't fire the JIT debugger in VS, it's really hard to debug.

I'm joining the thread hoping one of us finds an answer. I think I just lost JIT on one of my (Vista) machines where it worked previously.

TomTomASP · 03 Apr 2010

Back again,

Hi Cornan, sorry to hear your suffering the same problem as me but glad I'm not alone.

I got XP running on a virtual machine on my laptop but it is not really practical to use this as a development environment.

I wish i had Bill Gates phone number & email as he'd be getting some pretty nasty messages right now.

Needless to say i still have not found the solution to this problem

TomTomASP · 06 Apr 2010

Still making no progress on this one,

Anyone else out there found a fix for Just in Time Debugging Classic ASP on IIS 7.5 with Windows 7 ????

There must be an answer...

The Truth is Out There.................

Coolness · 06 Apr 2010

TomTomASP said:

Hi Arc

On the first link where it says "Type the following command into a script:"
does that mean type that in to the 'Run' form ??
I tried it but no joy

do i have to type that all in to command prompt ?

You have to type the following into Notepad. Then save the file as a (something).bat

Hope this helps. Coolness

Thorsen · 06 Apr 2010

Found on IIS Forums:

IIS7 Client Side Debugging Problem - Solved : The Official Microsoft IIS Site

Thanks for reply. My problem was couldn't debug on client side and found solution. Thanks anyway.
Solution for debugging problem is:
1- Push Win+R buttons and execute Run window
2- Copy/Paste this :

%windir%\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe set config -section:system.webServer/httpErrors -errorMode:Detailed

3- Push enter button and thats all.

Dont know if that might help. I came to this thread because Arc posted for help elsewhere. this is the only related thing I could find.

Thorsen · 06 Apr 2010

TomTomASP said:

Hi Arc

On the first link where it says "Type the following command into a script:"
does that mean type that in to the 'Run' form ??
I tried it but no joy

do i have to type that all in to command prompt ?

You can copy it all and then open a command prompt and right-click in the command prompt to paste it. The command prompt will run all the commands that are copy-pasted.

TomTomASP · 07 Apr 2010

Hi Thorsen,

Thanks for having a go at this one.

Unfortunately I had found that post and tried it before I started this thread. I have however reinstalled everything on my computer since then so i have just tried it again and still not getting the debugger to fire up.

Coolness · 07 Apr 2010

Thorsen said:

TomTomASP said:

Hi Arc

On the first link where it says "Type the following command into a script:"
does that mean type that in to the 'Run' form ??
I tried it but no joy

do i have to type that all in to command prompt ?

You can copy it all and then open a command prompt and right-click in the command prompt to paste it. The command prompt will run all the commands that are copy-pasted.

Actually, dont think it will run it. No pipes anywhere. They wont work.

Win 7 Pro, IIS 7.5, ASP and MSE7.exe - HELP PLEASE??

Me, too (I just insert a divide by zero)