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Federico try looking at TASK Manager and see what is using up your proceses
etc..
Does your PC hangs with other IDE's you have?
Patrick
Hi
Lau Lei, thank you very much for your answer. My application is basically a
"Hello World" application to try to see what's the trouble here. It's not
any kind of complicated app. I don't use any kind of functions in
it. Just 3 Labels. :-\
Regards, Fede.
Lau Lei Cheong wrote:
Does your ASP.NET application call any 3rd party applications?
I once have used some ill written COM+ libraries that requires you to
explicit free the objects before destroyed. If not the memory allocation
will go up and up and eventally bring down the server. While in your case,
your application may be get into some endless loop... or code may crash in
unmanaged part...
"Fede" <FedeHD1@xxxxxxxxx>
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Hi Patrick, thank you very much for your response.
I'm using Windows XP Pro.
I have a LAN at home and I'm always logged in as an Administrator user.
I tried giving full access rights to the ASP.Net account and to the
IUSR / IIWAM (or something like this 'cause I'm not in my machine right
now) and that did not solve the problem.
I have also tried uninstalling VS.Net and IIS and reinstalling them (VS
1st. and IIS last)
Do you have any idea what I might do to solve this inconvinience?
(I do not wish to reinstall all my OS :( )
Regards,
Fede.
Patrick.O.Ige ha escrito:
Federico..
What OS are you using and what is your PC configuration?
Patrick
"Federico" <fedehd1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, this is what I can do:
- Create new solutions using VS.Net ASP.Net
- Save the solutions, build the solution, view in browser with the
solution still open.
But, once I close the solution, I can not open it again in VS.Net2003
because it hangs my machine (the whole machine stops responding and
there's no alternative but to reboot it!).
I can't either browse the created solution because it also hangs the
whole machine.
Can anyone give a hand with this problem?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Federico.
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