The web server process that was being debugged has been terminated by IIS
How painful is it to be kicked off the process you're debugging?
Having no solution I ended up doing ninja-speed debugging (look at the values as quick as possible to release the debug mode and not crash IIS7, I know, I felt sorry for me as well)
This time is over, ladies & gentlemen here is the answer!
1) click "Start", "Run..." type "inetmgr"
2) find the naughty application pool and right click on it -> "Advanced Settings"
3) under "Process Model" section switch "Ping Enabled" to "False"
4) allow your self a 5min coffee/tee break as you will now experience intensive debugging :)
ref: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb763108.aspx
How painful is it to be kicked off the process you're debugging?
Having no solution I ended up doing ninja-speed debugging (look at the values as quick as possible to release the debug mode and not crash IIS7, I know, I felt sorry for me as well)
This time is over, ladies & gentlemen here is the answer!
1) click "Start", "Run..." type "inetmgr"
2) find the naughty application pool and right click on it -> "Advanced Settings"
3) under "Process Model" section switch "Ping Enabled" to "False"
4) allow your self a 5min coffee/tee break as you will now experience intensive debugging :)
ref: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb763108.aspx
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