Debugging ASP application in Visual Studio

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Hi,

I am an ASP.NET developer however in my new project we are migrating an classic ASP application to .net framework. I have never worked in classic ASP environment.
Please help me in cracking the code as i am not able to debug the Applicatiion using Visual Studio 2010.

I have tried using to debug the application using the IIS server and enabled the Server side debugging to true .
However while debugging it is not debugging giving error for statestitch as while in debugging mode the web.config file is updated.
And is it possible to debug the application like it is in .net to propagate from one existing point to another and actually seeing the flow of execution .
Please help me in sorting out the problem?

[edit]Spurious bold removed - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 13-Oct-12 20:48pm

Prasworld

Updated 13-Oct-12 21:06pm

OriginalGriff

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Oct-12 3:00am

Please, change "ASP" into "ASP.NET" in the title of the question and the tag, to avoid confusions. Did you know? ASP.NET is not a kind of ASP?
--SA

Prasworld 14-Oct-12 3:30am

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