Murach's ASP.NET 3.5 with VB 2008
How to test and debug an ASP.NET application

This chapter starts by showing you how to set up and test your web sites using an IIS web server. Then, it shows you how to pinpoint and correct errors using two powerful debugging tools that are built into Visual Studio: the integrated debugger and the Trace feature.
Chapter 4 How to test and debug an ASP.NET application
How to create ASP.NET web sites that run under IIS 122
How to create a local IIS web site 122
How to create a remote IIS web site 124
How to create an FTP web site 126
How to test an ASP.NET application 128
How to test an application with a default browser 128
How to test an application with a browser other than the default 130
How to test a file-system web site with IIS 132
How to test an application from outside of Visual Studio 134
How to use the Exception Assistant 136
How to use the debugger 138
How to use breakpoints 138
How to use tracepoints 140
How to work in break mode 142
How to control the execution of an application 144
How to use the Autos, Locals, and Watch windows to monitor variables 146
How to use the Immediate window to work with values 148
How to use the Trace feature 150
How to enable the Trace feature 150
How to interpret Trace output 150
How to create custom trace messages 152
How to write information directly to the HTTP output stream 154


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