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Posted by Steve Pietrek on February 28, 2008

SharePoint

  1. Be Careful with the BDC “hurricane” (update) button
  2. Alternate Access Mappings in MOSS Server Farm
  3. TIP: Creation of Lists with Hidden Columns via code
  4. EndUserSharePoint.com: Permissions on Workflow
  5. SharePoint Reading for the Weekend
  6. Introducing The SharePoint Shepherd’s Guide for End Users
  7. Site Provisioning Workflow with Custom SharePoint Designer Activity
  8. New version of Content Deployment Wizard released
  9. New free features by Scott Applying Unique Constraints to SharePoint List Columns Hiding Individual Menu Items on SharePoint Toolbars Reset Theme (sets the site theme and logo for every site in a site collection)
  10. Leveraging the use of Site Columns – Part II
  11. Help! My SearchBox Web Part won’t Submit
  12. SharePoint 2007 (MOSS/WSS) – Creating an ItemUpdating Event Handler as a feature and Packaging it in .wsp
  13. Using Reflector to See SharePoint’s “Source” Code
  14. Site Provisioning Workflow with Custom SharePoint Designer Activity
  15. Popular Demand… More HttpModule Sample Code
  16. New Whitepaper: Database Maintenance for Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies

Office

  1. Meet the new OneNote 2007 “Help & How-to” home page
  2. New 2008 calendars in OneNote

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Better Alternative: Debugging Assemblies Located in the GAC

Posted by Steve Pietrek on February 28, 2008

I wrote a post listing steps for debugging assemblies located in the GAC. Today I ran into an issue, when I ran Start-Run-%SYSTEMROOT%AssemblyGAC, where the folder which contains my DLL was not available. After digging around, it appears the assembly is in the GAC but isn’t in the GAC.

Anyway, I poked around Visual Studio and found an improved option.

1. Open Visual Studio
2. Open Tools-Options and navigate to the Debugging item
3. Uncheck the option “Enable Just My Code (Managed only)”
4. Select Debug-Attach to Process.
5. Select the correct w3wp process. To know the correct w3wp process, see this post.
6. Set breakpoints accordingly.

Update: Doug Ware has a similar post – “great minds think alike”. It contains a little more information and pictures. Worth checking out.

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