I have many forms included in one project , now I am working on one form, but I want to run it directly for testing
for example, i have a project called Main with buttons that should open form1, form2, form3 I want to run form 2 independently without running the whole project
I'm having to write a reporting application that gets information from some Interbase servers and it also has to work on Vista as well as XP, I'm using to connect Borlands Data Provider.[code]My Issue is that debugging on my xp Machine the dataset gets filled, debugging on my vista box it fails ("Interbase provider initialization failed"), my initial thought was that this could be UAC related but I've compiled the application and 'ran as admin' and still same issue. (by the way it failes on the line Dim da as BdpDataAdapter...)
View 1 RepliesI dont where am going wrong but when i am programming i will make some changes to make code and form e.g add a button or something. Then when i go to debug my program my change dont appear and its been a couple of days and my changes still dont appear when i debug my program.
View 1 RepliesMy form keeps resizing after debugging. FormBorderStyle is FixedSingle and AutoScaleMode is None...what am I missing?
View 2 RepliesI don't know what this is called or I'd search for it since I'm sure it's been discussed. How do you pick a form as the default form that opens when you start debugging? As in, I have a form I want to debug but when I click debug, a different one opens with no means of getting to the other forms.
View 6 Repliesam new to VB.net i know VB
i created a button on the form
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
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I have windows xp professionalx64 installed on my C:/ drive and windows xp home edition installed on my D:/ drive, i have adminstration priveledges.This is the error i receivedError while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging.Microsoft Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor (MSVSMON.EXE) failed to start. Verify that the remote debugger is installed.I uninstalled Visual Studio 2008 Professional and reinstalled it
View 8 RepliesI just moved from VS2005 to 2008. All seemed fine until I started playing with locally cached data sources. After that I started getting this problem and now I get it even when starting a new project. I start a new project and debug, Form1 shows and all is well. If I add a combobox to the form and debug the form immediately closes. It doesn't seem to do it for other controls.
View 8 RepliesI have a form that creates an instance of a New Class. The code is simple so there is no issues with the programming.
I can step through the code on the Main Form without issues. Stepping Into moves from 1 line to the next.
I can't seem to debug the code within the class though. I set breakpoints but "stepping into" doesn't work. The code gets executed, but it doesn't step through each instruction.
I've tried changing many of the options within Tools > Debug with no luck.
I've tried deleting files from bindebug and obdebug.
Not being able to debug my programs.
I have a vb.net web application in visual web developer 2008 with a dll file and i need to debug a method in that dll. I also have project source files for the dll file itself. How could i make the web application use the source instead of the dll file so that i'd be able to debug it? I've tried debugging the dll project itself, but it's not a very good solution, because it seems the dll depends on the web application settings and data and it would simply be too much work to get it working. T
View 1 RepliesI set a breakpoint in one of the class. while debugging my vb.net winform project, the breakpoint moving to the next line which dont have any code. I could not understand what was wrong? I cleaned up my solution and re-build my solution but could not resolve this issue.
View 1 RepliesI installed VS2008 ona newVista Ultimate 64 Bit machine. Works great. But if I try to change some VB2008 code while debugging, the system says, "Changes to 64 Bit applications are not allowed". Why is this? And will programming on a 64Bit machine always be hampered like this
View 4 Repliesenter code hereI am attempting to call SQL stored procedure that does an INSERT. However, when I walkthrough my vb.net code, I get a message saying "Procedure or function sp_InsertARPlanner has too many arguments specified." I have double checked, but the SQL string in VB has the same # of params as in the stored procedure.
Update
SQLCmd.CommandText = "sp_InsertARPlanner"
SQLCmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
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Anyway to view the content of a dataset or datatable in debug? I don't mean looking up a specific element of the dataset but to view the hole thing.
View 4 RepliesSo I've got some code that I've written in C and compiled into a DLL. This code is called by my VB.NET code. That interface is working fine, but I need to debug some of the C code. But obviously since it's not in VB I can't use the Visual Studio debugger. I've tried attaching a GDB debugger to the process while it's running. It lets me set the breakpoints and it even stops at them, but it doesn't let me see the lines of code. My code was compiled with debug information, so I don't know why it won't let me see it.
View 3 Repliesi am facing a problem while debugging . I have put break points in some place to trace the code . But while pressing the F11 key and when it reach that function , a new window called disassemby is coming and showing something like this .
00000000 push ebp 00000001 mov ebp,esp 00000003 push edi 00000004 push esi 00000005 push ebx 00000006 sub esp,44h 00000009 xor eax,eax 0000000b mov dword ptr [ebp-10h],eax
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I want to step through VB.net 2008 project file. The code is executed from the postbuild command line. Thus this code is really executed during the build process.Thus, can you tell me when I can do to debug this VB.net 2008 program that is executed from the command line? All I know what to do is have the solution (ide) open, set breakpoints, set the project as the startup file, and run the debugger.
View 3 Repliesi have an VB.NET application with few functions i need to debug (like ie. Assert in C#). Is it possible and how i do that ?
Public Shared Function createNumberArrayList(ByVal startValue As Integer, _
ByVal endValue As Integer, _
Optional ByVal isBackwards As Boolean = False) As ArrayList
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Basically what i need is to enter few values and see if the function works and returns proper ArrayList.
I have a problem that When I Install my project on another computer it gives me the following error, even work good on my own system.
See the end of this message for details on invoking
just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box.
Exception Text
System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80040112): Class is not licensed for use
at SMS_ANSI.Form1.Form1_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnCreateControl()
[Code] .....
When JIT debugging is enabled, any unhandled exception will be sent to the JIT debugger registered on the machine rather than being handled by this dialog.
Here is my project: [URL]
dp.SyntaxHighlighter.ClipboardSwf = '/dp.SyntaxHighlighter/Scripts/clipboard.swf'
dp.SyntaxHighlighter.HighlightAll('1302a0f0e63d492f8ec0bef756e8246b')
I've programmed in C# for the majority of my .NET career - now I'm working on a VB.net project - when debugging it drives me insane the differences of how the debugging works.two off the top of my head are
1) having to prefix my immediate window queries with ?
2) not being able to mouse over a GUID, I have to ?myGuid.ToString() to actually see the value is there a way I can make it behave like C#?
I have the following problem. I have some project written in Visual Basic (not Visual Basic .NET but simple Visual Basic - sic!). I can compile it and generate a dll. Then inside my web application I add reference to this dll library. When I run my web application hosted in default Visual Studio server, everything is fine and I can debug my Visual Basic project. However, when I host my web application in IIS then I can't.Code does not stop in my breakpoint. My asp.net catch the exception when I try to execute some method from the mentioned library which is something like:
Unable to cast COM object of type 'xxx' to interface type 'yyy'. This operation failed because the QueryInterface call on the COM component for the interface with IID '{4C2875B5-3265-306B-9C74-1BEC98986B1A}' failed due to the following error: Error loading type library/DLL. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80029C4A (TYPE_E_CANTLOADLIBRARY)).
On my last machine I had created a way to see a GUID variable while debugging by hovering over it. I don't remember what it was (a visualizer?). I have a new 64 bit machine with vs2008 - is there anyway to mouseover a guid value and have it appear? What makes guid's so special that their value doesn't show like most variables?
View 3 RepliesFirst of all, please feel free to skip this entirely if you can understand the questions below.I'm still very fresh new to .NET, but an elder monkey on bad old ASP in regular VB.I just got into a company with some legacy .NET VB files and now I have a couple of huge projects, with over 50mb of files and about 1gb the whole project and debugging them haven't been easy. I've read through w3schools tutorial and did many google researchs to get to this point in which I just can't make this work. And unlike in another very similar question I don't think this is a simple issue.
I don't know if those projects are MVC or regular Web Application, but I was told to use "Other Project Types > Visual Studio Solution > Blank Solution" and then "Add Existing Web Site" to that. With no further instructions or orientation, I see they all have DLLs and makes me believe they are not MVC.
Anyway, whichever this or many other ways I've tried to add the files into Visual Studio, I could never use the Debug properly with one of them. One works fine enough, I can at least see it running locally very alike from the webserver. But the other gives me many random errors and warnings to "compile" the debug and run on Visual Studio's own server (I think it's called "ASP.NET Development Server"). Some errors shouldn't even exist like "The file XXX doesn't exist" while I can easily verify it does exist!
I don't really expect to have much help here, but I still hope to find some. Sorry if this is too much.What options do I have to debug a big Visual Studio project that already works online in a server that have debugging and even error options turned off?How can I know how to properly "import" an existing project into Visual Studio to begin with?Is this a homework question?(new) Given I have 3 places to sync many files (local, shared production network and live) what's the best approach to work on and debug existing errors? Out of the box thinking is always welcome (converting project, not using Visual Studio, older version, whatever)
When I try to debug my application (of which it will not be click once)I get a Application identity is not set exception.[code]
View 2 RepliesHow can i turn on debugging when trying to add a service to my VB.net app? How can i change the settings to view it remotely? I tried loading up the .asmx page in IE on that server where the file is being hosted and it just asked me to save the file-would never open it to view as a page. That is the error i get when i try to load the .asmx file from my server.
View 1 RepliesWhen I download a project source file like DDDPDS in codeplex and after I do a build I am not able to run or debug the applications since I encounter different Exceptions.I think it has to do with my knowledge of configuring a first time debug. For example I never had the chance to download a project from codeplex and run it truely withoutdifferent type of exception before even the main form comes up.This is not the first time that a project will not startup after build.
View 2 RepliesI type in the following
Dim anInteger As Integer = 42
Dim aSingle As Single = 39.34567
Dim aString As String = "I like Candy"
Dim aBoolean As Boolean = True[code]...
is missing. Please build the project and retry, or set the OutputPath and AssemblyName properties appropriately to point at the correct location for the target assembly.
When I end my app by pressing the stop button in visual studio, is there a way for that event to trigger some exit code? I'd rather do that than include a visually distracting quit button.
Better still would be to program some kind of key sequence, eg control + q to trigger some quit code so my app can exit cleanly. Is this possible? I wouldn't know how to program a key shortcut but it might be handy.
When i try to debug my application it immediately switches to a new tab that says "No source available" with an error that says InvalidOperationException was unhandled, An error occured creating this form. See Exception.InnerException for details...
View 2 RepliesI created two projects. They are VB.Net dll and c# .net dll file. I am using VB.net dll file into c#.dll file. when i test c#.net dll file it is giving error message Could not load assemble. if i use both then it is working fine.But i have to use only one dll file. Let me know how can i do with only c#.net dll file.
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