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Error "Application C:\program....IExplore.exe Failed to Launch"??

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jsteph

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Oct 24, 2002
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I get the error message above when I try to run an asp project from within VI. I also get "Can't attach to machine 'whatever'".

It's finally driving me crazy--I get this on every machine I've every used VI on--windows 98, win2k, windows XP, numerous machines of each OS. It's always the same. What is the problem?
Thanks,
--Jim
 
Did you ever resolve this issue? I'm having the same problem now. Please let me know!
 
Ard05,
Not really. Now I only get the 'Failed to launch IE' error from my home machine, not at work, but the "can't attach to machine xxxx" I still get, and I get that on every machine I've ever used VI on. I have no idea why it changed at work--maybe a service pack or something.

In fact, nobody I've ever talked to has ever been able to debug asp pages. MS documentation seems to suggest it's possible, but I've never even heard of it occuring in the real world. I just click away the messages and continue without asp debugging when I run my apps from VI.
--Jim
 
jsteph,

As far as debugging in InterDev, it's is not the most easily reconciled feature for developers. With a lot of tweaking (and a wee bit of luck), I finally managed to get my own machine to do it. For some additional help, you might try this thread: thread117-730053.

As for the 'Failed to Launch IE' error, I have never come across the problem, so not sure what else to tell you... Sorry... :-(

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