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Debugging dlls running under MTS

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MHumphrey

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Apr 25, 2001
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Are there any ways of debugging a dll running under mts ? This dll is instanciated by a msmq trigger.

Maybe there is some 3rd party utility that would help.

Matthew Humphrey
 
Do you have the source code for the DLL and if so, what language is it in? - Jeff Marler B-)
 
You can debug dll in MTS,
if you are using VB6, you have to open dll's project and run it(Press F5) then go to the VB application and run that application, you can go to the step by step debug mode.
(If you are using NT4, have to add service pack 4, in case of Windows2000 you dont have to add anything)

VB5 also supports that but you have to add some registry key that I dont remember now.

Another way is to add log file.

 
You can debug dll in MTS,
if you are using VB6, you have to open dll's project and run it(Press F5) then go to the VB application and run that application, you can go to the step by step debug mode.
(If you are using NT4, have to add service pack 4, in case of Windows2000 you dont have to add anything)

VB5 also supports that but you have to add some registry key that I dont remember now.

Another way is to add log file.
-Akshay

 
if you have .cls files then you can use vc+ for debbuging dll in vc+ use file open workspace and add dll file then go to project settings in in second tab in exe column enter the path of mtx.exe file and in arguments section enter /p and mts id which you can get from mts properties and run vc and then run your client file.for more information contact vipul_ashar@rediffmail.com
 
u have to delete the dll from mts before debugging and u have to add the vbp
 
NO . . . you do not have to delete the dll from MTS before debugging. - Jeff Marler B-)
 
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