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unable to attach to application infopath.exe

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Alex Irazabal - 19 Jul 2004 19:07 GMT
Hi, folks. Has anyone seen this error when trying to debug frm VS .NET in an infopath project? I have tried to attach (via Debug->Process...) to no avail. I have also made sure that the managed code has full trust under the .dotnetframework services ( Runtime Security Policy -> Machine -> All_code -> Infopath Form Templates). I have also unchecked the "disable jscript debugging" under IE's advanced options.
Anyone run into this bad boy before?
Andrew Ma [MSFT] - 19 Jul 2004 19:11 GMT
You shouldn't need to manually attach a debugger. In the VS IDE, all you
should need to do is press F5 to get InfoPath to preview the form and attach
a debugger.

Do you have .NET 2.0 installed as well? That causes problems sometimes. You
can get around that by specifying that InfoPath will run using the .NET
Framework 1.1

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> Hi, folks. Has anyone seen this error when trying to debug frm VS .NET in
> an infopath project? I have tried to attach (via Debug->Process...) to no
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> jscript debugging" under IE's advanced options.
> Anyone run into this bad boy before?
 
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