Posted on November 24th, 2015 by Ashis Kumar
For running application directly on the device while developing it, we need to change some options during building the application from Eclipse. Lets see what changes we need. Settings on device (mainly android device): On the home screen, go for the Menu button below the screen and tap the “Settings” option. Now, Choose “Applications” and […]
Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Manish Misra
During debugging processes, breakpoints are used normally to halt execution at a particular point( most of the times, to see the values of the variable i.e. to check them if they are right ). But we can do something more to make our break points intelligent. If you are working on Visual studio, the following […]
Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Richi Padhi
Debugging a windows service is not that straightforward a task as debugging other web or windows application are in Visual Studio (by just pressing F5). Instead, we need to do some tricky tasks to debug it as the service runs under the context of the Service Control Manager. In my research I found 3 different […]
Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Satheeskumar A
In my current project, I found myself facing a time exceeding issue,the program was taking nearly 13 minutes to generate a report which was very unusual because the page didn’ t have any complex queries or loop to iterate. As i am working in an accounting project, it seems to be a strange problem to us. Because […]
Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Monalisa Pradhan
At the time of debugging ASP.NET web application, we are attaching the particular worker process (tools -> Attach process) . The process window will show the worker process (w3wp.exe) which is currently running on IIS. We select the process and click on attach button to start the debugging. But the problem here is that […]
Posted on November 23rd, 2015 by Monalisa Pradhan
Sometimes we don’t want to go stepping inside methods while debugging though certain break points. Suppose we have more than one method in a page. While debugging we don’t want to step into a particular method, in other words, we want to skip that method. So what do we do ? We can use the “DebuggerHidden” […]