Debugging classic asp VIsual Studio 2008 crashes

by Evgelen 16. July 2010 04:45
Debugging Classic Asp Visual Studio 2008 crashes when you stop debugging or detach all. so in order to fix it you need to download and install a hot fix from Microsoft. Here is url where you can get it http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/KB967631/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=2385

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Windows 7 | Classic ASP | VB Script | IIS 7 | Debugging

Transition from Windows XP to Windows 7 using Visual Studio 2008 and IIS7, Classic ASP, VB Script

by Evgelen 16. July 2010 03:57

Hi just recently I got a new laptop with Windows 7 and IIS 7 installed. So I was needed to move my project .

As  you can imagine not everything was working properly, basically I couldn't run my web application, forgot to mention I'm still using Classic ASP (VB Script).

Here are the steps I have done to make it work

Click Start - > Control Panel - > Programs and Features - > Turn Windows features on or off 1. Install IIS and almost all components (See screenshot below) 2. Second because I'm using HTTPS (secure layer) I was needed select certificates in IIS. In IIS 7 it's more easy then it was in IIS 6 or previous versions First you need to add SSL certificat Windows Key + R type inetmgr or Start and type in search inetmgr Select server in right window double click "Server Certificates"
Click create Self-Signed Certificate, type any name and save it. Now you need to associate SSL certificate you just created with your web application Right click web site in IIS - > Edit bindings - > Add site bindings -> https and select new certificate
Here are the settings you need to set for using Classic ASP Run Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager under Control Panel\System and Maintenance\Administrative Tools Double click on the ASP icon Under Behaviour Set Enable Parent Paths to True (so as not to change existing ASP code) Under Debugging Properties Set Errors To Browser to True Save changes
That's should be it.

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ASP.NET | Classic ASP | IIS 7 | VB Script | Windows 7 | Windows XP

How to see SQL instances installed on the server?

by Evgelen 21. January 2010 20:22

  1. Click "Start" and "Run" or Windows Key + R
  2. Type cmd
  3. Then Go to the root folder of C:\ drive
  4. Type osql -L
  5. The system return the names of all instances installed on your server

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SQL | Windows XP | Windows 7

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