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Andy Dow

2005-06-15, 6:00 pm

Hi,

I am trying to debug a pipeline component i've written and cannot get
logging or .net debugging.

For logging I have set the loggingEnabled = true in the pipelines section of
web config and given the worker process account the rights to the directory.

When debugging event thought the component is part of my solution I cant get
the bvreak points to hit. Is there anything else i need to do because it has
a com wrapper on it? (I've Gac'ed and RegAsm'd the component already).

I've seen both of these method working recently and cant see what i am doing
differently. I am on windows 2003 server.

Cheers
Andy
David Lott [MSFT]

2005-06-16, 5:50 pm

Andy,

Have you seen the online book "Troubleshooting Commerce Server Pipelines"?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...-us/CS2002_GB/h
tm/ cs_troubleshootingpipelines_abstract_msd
n_yodp.asp
It should be able to guide you through everything you need to setup logging
and debugging.


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Subject: Debugging pipelines
Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 08:48:02 -0700

Hi,

I am trying to debug a pipeline component i've written and cannot get
logging or .net debugging.

For logging I have set the loggingEnabled = true in the pipelines section
of
web config and given the worker process account the rights to the directory.

When debugging event thought the component is part of my solution I cant
get
the bvreak points to hit. Is there anything else i need to do because it
has
a com wrapper on it? (I've Gac'ed and RegAsm'd the component already).

I've seen both of these method working recently and cant see what i am
doing
differently. I am on windows 2003 server.

Cheers
Andy




Thanks,
David Lott

Microsoft


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