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Issue: |
Step-by-step guide on how to debug ASP |
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Product |
Team Remote ASP Debugger |
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Description |
- Install Team Remote ASP Debugger PRO FULL
Edition Client on your desktop
- Install Team Remote ASP Debugger PRO FULL
Edition Server on your IIS server
Note: You need full access to the server to do that. You need Admin
rights on it.
- If you have PRO Local Edition Install it on
your Desktop.
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General Steps |
- Start Team Remote ASP Debugger
- Open the ASP file or an include file that
you want to debug
- Set breakpoints in <% %> sections of your
opened file
- Type in "The URL" field in the debugger to
the start page or any other page of your site
- Press F5
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Example |
Let's say
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http://yourserver/ is your web server HTTP address
- login_verify.asp is the ASP page
you want to debug
- login.asp
is the start page of your site
Do the following to debug login_verify.asp
- Start Team Remote ASP Debugger
- Open the login_verify.asp
- Set breakpoints in <% %> sections of your
opened file
- Type in "The URL":
http://yourserver/login.asp
Note:
- The URL must end with a
file name, so typing simply
http://yourserver/ is incorrect
- Also, note that the file
indicated in the URL is
login.asp, and not
login_verify.asp
- Since login_verify.asp requires
login.asp to be ran beforehand, The URL should point to login.asp
and not to login_verify.asp
- So just keep in mind that The
URL should be exactly the one that you would enter in a
browser to get to the file you want.
- The same way you should debug a
page that is several steps down the road from the main page.
All session variables will be conserved.
- Press
F5
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Comments |
- The same applies to debugging include files
- Generally you simply open an include file
instead of "login_verify.asp" and the rest is all precisely the same
- Also, you may always open several files at
the same time and set breakpoints in them
- This way, the debugger will be waiting for
all those breakpoints at the same time
- And finally you may set or remove a
breakpoint during the debugging
Just keep in mind that those changes are propagate next time you
press Step
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Next |
- How to step through the code and inspect
variables
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FAQ: |
Team Remote ASP
Debugger FAQ
SplineTech
JavaScript Debugger FAQ
SplineTech VBS
Debugger FAQ
Please use the FAQ corresponding to the
product in question, don't use the JavaScript Debugger FAQ for ASP
Debugger issues, for example. |