G Dean Blake said:
The book I have is "Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Server Controls and
Components" I don't know if you have this book but it details out what
you refer to on Page 418.
You have the right book.
It basicaly says to bring up your component project, go to debug
properties and set Start Application to devenv.exe, it then refers to a
start action setting that doesn't exist (probably written when beta vs.net
was out). It then says hit F5 and another version of vs.net will
magically appear (it doesen't). If I start another version of vs.net
manually it get a permanent hourglass.
I have tried for hours. I just can't get it to work and I can't find any
docs anywhere that tell how to make it work. If you know of any docs, I
would appreciate you pointing me to them.
This is one area where I don't follow what the book says. I usually have a
single solution with both the web control projects and with the test web
site in it. In order to debug design mode, I start up a new version of the
IDE, then use the new version to do Tools->Debug Processes. I select the
devenv instance that has my open solution in it, then attach to it. I can
then turn on exception breakpoints (which are the usual culprits in my
designer problems lately). I can also open the source files with File->Open,
then set breakpoints in them.
John Saunders