Re: Debugger Already attached, help

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nice english Greg :)

Pick either usage of concurrently and ignore the other.

Cheers,

Greg
"Greg Young" <druckdruckREMOVEgoose@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Each just needs their own application.If you debug on your local machine
you can quickly see that you can concurrently debug multiple IIS
applications concurrently, this also applies on the server .. if each has
their own application they deal with they can debug without stepping on
each others toes.

Cheers,

Greg
"JP" <JP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Ops, hit send by mistake.

I mean, if the debugger modules are installed under the framework folder
when you run the reg_iis.exe or whatever. how do i set it up under
multiple
user accounts for the instances?
--
JP
.NET Software Developer


"Greg Young" wrote:

Give each developer their own instance on the server ... they can each
debug
their own instance.

It won't let multiple people debug concurrently because theyw ould
interfere
with each other ..

Cheers,

Greg
"JP" <JP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I've just discovered that our development server can only have one
active
debugger at a time. Why? How is it MS thinks that only one developer
is
only
going to debug at one time? If you have a team of developers working
on
multiple projects on a central development server, how you expect them
to
do
their job? Person debugging app (A) can't do anything if another
person
is
debugging app (B).

Running the debugger on the developers personal machine doesn't work,
b/c
that means if there are problems and that person is not in the office
that
day, other developers would need to login to that personal PC.

Can you run multiple instances of the debugger based on user? If you
run
the
debugger as a client app instead of a local service, it shows the
individual
login in the trace.

Is they a way around this without having each developer debug a local
copy?
Our developers work on multiple projects and share tasks within the
same
project. Running on local machines does not work for us.

If there is no way around this, MS please for all that is holy, change
this
ASAP.


Response appreciated

--
JP
.NET Software Developer







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