Infopath debugging in VS 2003

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Andreas Bauer

Hi,

I have the Infopath Toolkit for VS .net 2003 installed. I also have
installed .net 2.0. When I try to debug a form, the debugger doesn't
jump into the debug mode.
Is this due to .net 2.0, as I read in this article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/03/17/91452.aspx
Or are there any other issues that have to taken into account, when
debugging a infopath form with visual studio.

Thanks for any hint.

Regards,

Andi
 
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Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]

Occasionally I get bitten by not watching whether I am buidling Retail or Debug. If you are building Retail, you will not be able to get into the debugger.

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Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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Hi,

I have the Infopath Toolkit for VS .net 2003 installed. I also have
installed .net 2.0. When I try to debug a form, the debugger doesn't
jump into the debug mode.
Is this due to .net 2.0, as I read in this article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/03/17/91452.aspx
Or are there any other issues that have to taken into account, when
debugging a infopath form with visual studio.

Thanks for any hint.

Regards,

Andi
 
B

Ben Walters

Andreas,
I have had issues with .Net 2.0 installed however when this happened I also
recieved an error message when I attempted to run the form. Basicaly along
the lines of "Visual studio could not attach to process". However Greg makes
a good point about checking if the code is in release or debug mode.

Hope this helps

Cheers
Ben Walters
 
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Andreas Bauer

Greg said:
Occasionally I get bitten by not watching whether I am buidling Retail or Debug. If you are building Retail, you will not be able to get into the debugger.

I guess I building Debug. I click on the green arrow next to which there
is a drop down where Debug is selected. Or I got to Debug -> Start. So I
guess I'm in the right mode, don't I?
 

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