ADO.Net,
ASP.Net 2.0,
Debugging,
Visual Studio,
VSS
Application code can contain various types of errors, or bugs. Most syntax errors are caught during compilation. However, other types of errors require that you debug your code — that is, that you examine the code while it is running to validate that the execution path and data is as it should be.
The topics in this section provide information about how to use the debugger in the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) to help you find errors in ASP.NET Web pages.
ASP.NET includes features to help you diagnose problems that might arise in your Web application. These include:
The topics in this section provide information about how to use the debugger in the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) to help you find errors in ASP.NET Web pages.
ASP.NET includes features to help you diagnose problems that might arise in your Web application. These include:
- A debugger that you can use to step through a page or component as it is running.
- Techniques for avoiding errors and capturing information when they do occur.
- Ways to trace page requests and gather information about each step of page processing.
- Ways to raise and respond to health monitoring events, which can log information about performance and error conditions.
