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Unit 14: Debugging and Optimization

the new style ASP.NET Web Site projects introduced in Visual Studio 2005. We can however Notes
create an ASP.NET Web Application project or an ASP.NET Web Service in SharpDevelop. If
we are looking for a better ASP.NET experience then we should use However if still want to
use SharpDevelop then here is how to debug our ASP.NET application. First let us create an
ASP.NET Web Application. From the File menu select New, then Solution, to open up the New
Project dialog (See Figure 14.1).

Figure 14.1: Creating new ASP.NET Application

On the left hand side of this dialog select ASP.NET category underneath the C# category. On
the right hand side select the ASP.NET web page project icon. Give project a name and choose
where we want the project created and click the Create button. SharpDevelop will then create
a basic ASP.NET.

Create login page for any institute using an ASP.NET Application.

14.1.2 Download Cassini

In order to be able to debug the ASP.NET application we will be using Cassini. Cassini is a
lightweight open source web server. It was originally released as a sample by Microsoft. Dmitry
Robsman then updated the sample to run under .NET 3.5. After that different versions based
on Dmitry’s original work were released on codeplex. Any of these versions of Cassini, in the
list below, will work with SharpDevelop. The version of Cassini provided by Dmitry requires
us to compile the source code. The other versions do not. Cassini++.
1. Dmitry Robsman - Cassini v3.5 or Cassini v3.5.0.2 with friendly URL routing support.
2. Cassini 3.5 Developers Edition.

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