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Given a working Internet application written in classic ASP (with some VBScript) and an IIS 8.

Now I have to debug that application probably in VS2012 or VS2010.

I hear about some rumors, that I can configure the IIS to do that.

Furthermore when I write STOP keyword to the code file (in text editor) then the visual Studio will be triggered to attaching the actual debugger.

Please help me with these IIS or other settings, and ask if the situation is unclear.

What are tried:

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These are not helped. I restarted the IIS, I run everything as administrator,i try in IE too.Krekkon
So you tried attaching your debugger in Visual Studio to the IE instance running your ASP page and it doesn't break at the Stop command? If you followed those articles that is what you should have tried.user692942
I attached the actual instance of IE with visual studio. I refresh the page (with cache clear too). Nothing. I take a breakpont next to the STOP => no symbols have been loaded to this document.Krekkon
OK, have you check point 3. in the second link? Select Detail Error for all modes.user692942

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in your iis in the asp section set under debug properties "serverside debugging" to "true".

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I had to attach to the IIS working process w3wp.exe in Visual Studio manually. Somewhy that wasn't automatical but i saw cases on other computers when it was...

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