Visual Studio Remote Debugger Crack + Free 2022 =========================== Additional Info: =========================== Visual Studio Remote Debugger enables you to debug applications that are executed on your local computer in another computer on the network. Visual Studio Remote Debugger can be used to debug: - C/C++ applications. -.NET applications. - COM+ applications. - ActiveX applications. - EXE applications. - DLL applications. - ASP.NET applications. - WINDOWS applications. - Any executable and DLL application. ================================= Visual Studio Remote Debugger Features: ================================= Visual Studio Remote Debugger consists of 2 components: - A COM component that enables you to debug applications that are executed on your local computer in another computer on the network. - A VSPackage component that enables you to install Visual Studio Remote Debugger on the remote computers. ================================= Visual Studio Remote Debugger Environment Variables: ================================= The Visual Studio Remote Debugger uses the following environment variables: - VisualStudioRemoteDebuggerRemoteMachine\UserName - VisualStudioRemoteDebuggerRemoteMachine\RemotePassword These variables can be set by the user that executes the Remote Debugger. ===================================================================== Visual Studio Remote Debugger Components: ===================================================================== As mentioned above, Visual Studio Remote Debugger consists of 2 components: COM Component: The COM component (VisualStudioRemoteDebugger.ocx) enables you to debug applications that are executed on your local computer in another computer on the network. VSPackage Component: The VSPackage component (VisualStudioRemoteDebugger.vspackage) enables you to install Visual Studio Remote Debugger on the remote computers. ===================================================================== COM Component Overview: ===================================================================== The COM component (VisualStudioRemoteDebugger.ocx) enables you to debug applications that are executed on your local computer in another computer on the network. In order to use the COM component, you need to install it on the remote computer and create a remote file share named VisualStudioRemoteDebugger on your remote computer. In order to enable Visual Studio Remote Debugger to be used by the COM component, you need to set the following 2 environment variables in the RemoteMachine\UserName environment variable in the remote computer: - VisualStudioRemoteDebuggerRemoteMachine\UserName Visual Studio Remote Debugger Crack + Download - Set this macro to any of the following values: IP Addresses: Set the IP address or subnet mask that is used to access the remote computer. Port: Set the remote port number that is used to access the remote computer. Default Login User: Set the default user that is used to log in to the remote computer. Default Login Password: Set the default user that is used to log in to the remote computer. In order to use the Remote Debugger, the following prerequisites must be met: - Visual Studio Remote Debugger must be downloaded from the Microsoft website - You must have the Visual Studio Remote Debugger available on the computer that you wish to use to remotely debug an application. - You must be able to communicate with the computer that you wish to use to remotely debug an application over a network connection. - You must be able to connect to your remote computer over a network connection. - You must be able to configure your remote computer's settings using Windows Remote Desktop Connection or the Terminal Services Client. If you have all of these requirements, then you are ready to use the Remote Debugger. NOTE: The following document describes the configuration of a remote computer using the Remote Desktop Connection or the Terminal Services Client. This document describes a step-by-step guide for installing the Remote Debugger, configuring the remote computer, and configuring Visual Studio. Install the Remote Debugger There are three ways to download the Remote Debugger: - From the Microsoft website: You can download the Remote Debugger from the Microsoft website. You will receive a copy of the Remote Debugger automatically if you are running Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP Service Pack 2. You will not receive a copy of the Remote Debugger automatically if you are running another operating system, such as Windows Vista. To download the Remote Debugger, follow the instructions on the Microsoft website at: - From the Microsoft download center: You can download the Remote Debugger from the Microsoft download center. This option is available on the download center website. You will not receive a copy of the Remote Debugger automatically if you are running Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP Service Pack 2. You will not receive a copy of the 77a5ca646e Visual Studio Remote Debugger With Product Key For Windows This sample demonstrates how to use the Visual Studio Remote Debugger API to debug applications running on remote computers. The remote computers must have the Visual Studio Remote Debugger installed and running on them. Once the Visual Studio Remote Debugger is running on a remote computer, this sample shows how to connect to it from the code that will be run on the target computer. In order to run this sample: 1. You need to have the code from the sample located in this package. Please read the supplied README.txt file for more information. 2. To run the sample on the target computer, copy the remote-debugger-sample.vshost.exe to your remote computer. On your remote computer, open command prompt, and type the following command: %windir%\System32\inetsrv\appcmd start remoteagent 3. If you have multiple remote computers, you can simply copy the remote-debugger-sample.vshost.exe to all the remote computers. Then type the following on each remote computer: %windir%\System32\inetsrv\appcmd start remoteagent 4. If you want to stop the running of Visual Studio Remote Debugger on the remote computers, you can type the following on each remote computer: %windir%\System32\inetsrv\appcmd stop remoteagent 5. To debug the sample on the target computer, you can run the sample by typing the following: %windir%\System32\inetsrv\appcmd start remoteagent 6. To stop the sample, you can type the following: %windir%\System32\inetsrv\appcmd stop remoteagent 7. The "localhost" that is listed when you run the sample is the local computer, while the "remote" that is listed when you run the sample is a remote computer. ================================================================================= Important ================================================================================= In order to debug the applications that are running on the remote computer, the remote computer must have Visual Studio Remote Debugger installed and running on it. ================================================================================= Import Sample The remote debugger connects to the remote computer via What's New in the? This article will explain how to debug your ASP.NET projects that are hosted on IIS using Visual Studio Remote Debugger. 1. Install VS Remote Debugger Open the Add/Remove Programs and search for Visual Studio Remote Debugger: 2. Run and debug ASP.NET project Open Visual Studio 2005 and point to your Web Application project. When you do, Visual Studio creates an FTP website for you on your computer. At this point, you have created your first Remote Debugging client. Open a browser and navigate to your FTP website. You will see the website, as shown below. The highlighted text shows you the FTP server and your website that you are currently on. On the server, you can browse the directory structure. If you navigate to the bin directory on the server you will see the *.exe application that is currently running. If you navigate to the wwwroot directory on the server, you will see an index.html file that is in that directory. If you open the file, you will see the website that you are currently on. Now, lets change the browser that you are using and navigate to You will see the website that you are currently on. You will also notice a new tab that has opened in your browser. You can see this tab by hovering over the IIS tab on the Taskbar, as shown below. NOTE: You can see an overview of the Visual Studio Remote Debugger installation by opening the Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> Web Projects -> Debugging. You will see your Visual Studio Remote Debugger Application Hosted project listed under the Remote Client section. Now, close the website in the browser and refresh the page. You will now see the new page. The reason you have to refresh the page is because your computer is now running the *.exe application and this causes a number of changes to take place on your computer. Now, you can perform debugging and testing of your ASP.NET projects that are running on your computer. You do not have to install Visual Studio. Instead, you can remotely debug your ASP.NET application using Visual Studio Remote Debugger. 3. Configure VS Remote Debugger for ASP.NET projects that are hosted on IIS Open the Visual Studio Remote Debugger Application Hosted project In the Solution Explorer, expand the MyWebsite project. Right click and open the "Properties" page for MyWebsite. You will see the "Web Site" properties page for MyWebsite. Double click on the "Web Site" property. The Configuration properties for MyWebsite is displayed. On the "Web Site" tab, select the "Debug" radio button. System Requirements: Minimum Requirements: OS: Windows XP/7/8/10 CPU: 2.8 GHz RAM: 4 GB HDD: 4 GB Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon X2 Video Card: ATI Radeon 2600 Xpress or NVidia Geforce GTS DirectX: 9.0 Additional Notes: Recommended Requirements: CPU: 3.2 GHz HDD
Related links:
コメント