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Hi,
I've set up remote debugging following every step in the manu from
microsoft. However, I can't see mtx.exe process in romote machine,
instead I only see inetinfo.exe. I attached to it and it seem works OK
except that I can't set up any break point in any inc file(include
file). I can use the command stepinto from an asp page to get to inc
code, but I the process never stop at the break point I "set up" before
I start the debugger or in the debugging process.
Can anyone help me what went wrong? or just tell me that is about what
interdev debugger can do.
By the way, I use NT on server and client is a window 2000
professional.
The manu I followed was
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...idebugging.asp

Please help...

regards

Donna

Hi,

How did you register the component on NT? Did you use the transaction
services applet and have you set it to run as a server?

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"Donna" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I've set up remote debugging following every step in the manu from
> microsoft. However, I can't see mtx.exe process in romote machine,
> instead I only see inetinfo.exe. I attached to it and it seem works OK
> except that I can't set up any break point in any inc file(include
> file). I can use the command stepinto from an asp page to get to inc
> code, but I the process never stop at the break point I "set up" before
> I start the debugger or in the debugging process.
> Can anyone help me what went wrong? or just tell me that is about what
> interdev debugger can do.
> By the way, I use NT on server and client is a window 2000
> professional.
> The manu I followed was
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...idebugging.asp
>
> Please help...
>
> regards
>
> Donna
>

hello,
thanks for responding to me.
Well. I just installed the frontpage server extension and setup
properties of three Distributed component, machine debug manager, MTS
Client Export and catalog class, grant access and allow lunch to admin
user.
what other component I missed here? What component I suppose to see in
the Transaction services applet?
By the way, physical path of my application locates under wwwroot on
the server so I'm able to see it from interdev when I setup the
solution to debug.
I spent a lot of time figuring the debugber out. I wonder if it worth
my time. But to write each print statement out to debug is very time
consumming as well. In the long run, if I can use the debugger well, I
think it worth the effort I put in. However I don't see many people use
it though. I don't see many people talk about it online.
Anyway, thank you for your response and hope i can resolve this soon.

Regards

Donna

"Donna" <> wrote in message
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> hello,
> thanks for responding to me.
> Well. I just installed the frontpage server extension and setup
> properties of three Distributed component, machine debug manager, MTS
> Client Export and catalog class, grant access and allow lunch to admin
> user.

This is 'DCOM' but DCOM does not launch mtx.exe. I think you are mixing up
technologies and get some info about COM+ and transaction manager.

> what other component I missed here? What component I suppose to see in
> the Transaction services applet?

You should register your component using 'new package' in transaction
manager and within the properties, you set it to be a server package.
Drag and drop your DLL within that package.
After that, you can remotely debug your DLL and connect to mtx.exe


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> By the way, physical path of my application locates under wwwroot on
> the server so I'm able to see it from interdev when I setup the
> solution to debug.
> I spent a lot of time figuring the debugber out. I wonder if it worth
> my time. But to write each print statement out to debug is very time
> consumming as well. In the long run, if I can use the debugger well, I
> think it worth the effort I put in. However I don't see many people use
> it though. I don't see many people talk about it online.
> Anyway, thank you for your response and hope i can resolve this soon.
>
> Regards
>
> Donna
>