deltamc2000
ISP
Hi to all forum members,
I have been set the task to cusomtize CE10 for some dynamic parameters. I know a little ASP and very good with VB.
I have just installed InterDev (Visual Studio 6) and i am on a Server 2003 with IIS 6 and I have a stack of ASP books in one hand and the SDK manual in the other.
I found from previous experience that I need to debug code as I write and test (my typos cost time), this is a typical IDE interface. ASP debugging is ready to go.
My problem is is I add files in as csp to my project and Interdev refuses to step or break, if I rename it to asp I can debug it; however, the calls to CE do not function.
I am using the tutorial test code and I cant debug it named .csp.
Do any of you CE developers use InterDev to write & debug? If not what would you suggest for a development environment?
Do you know why the CE functions will not work if the file is named csp?
eg: APS = Request.ServerVariables("WCS_NAME_SERVER")
As you can see I need some guideness on this so any suggestions would be great!
Many thanks
Paul
I have been set the task to cusomtize CE10 for some dynamic parameters. I know a little ASP and very good with VB.
I have just installed InterDev (Visual Studio 6) and i am on a Server 2003 with IIS 6 and I have a stack of ASP books in one hand and the SDK manual in the other.
I found from previous experience that I need to debug code as I write and test (my typos cost time), this is a typical IDE interface. ASP debugging is ready to go.
My problem is is I add files in as csp to my project and Interdev refuses to step or break, if I rename it to asp I can debug it; however, the calls to CE do not function.
I am using the tutorial test code and I cant debug it named .csp.
Do any of you CE developers use InterDev to write & debug? If not what would you suggest for a development environment?
Do you know why the CE functions will not work if the file is named csp?
eg: APS = Request.ServerVariables("WCS_NAME_SERVER")
As you can see I need some guideness on this so any suggestions would be great!
Many thanks
Paul