iisexpress debugging using learning, using attach to process for quick debugging

IIS8.0 Express has been launched and can be installed through Microsoft Web Platform Installer. (vs2012,vs2013 already built-in, no need to install)

1.IIS Express Overview

IIS Express is a Microsoft-launched Web development server that is free and small, lightweight and particularly suitable for use by ASP. Before IIS Express is available, developers can only use the following two scenarios:

• The ASP. NET development server that comes with Visual studio
• IIS Web Server for Windows

Now that you have these two options, why do you want to launch IIS Express? This is due to the inadequacy of these two programmes, as follows:

• Visual Studio comes with a Web server that does not provide full Web server functionality (for example: SSL not supported, URL rewrite rules, etc.)
• Visual Studio comes with a Web server that does not support external access
• Using IIS first requires an administrator account to install and debug
• Different versions of Windows are not the same version that supports IIS (Windows XP cannot use the new features of iis7.x)

But IIS Express integrates the advantages of both scenarios and avoids their drawbacks

• First, IIS Express does not have a visual management interface for IIS, almost all of its functions
• Second, IIS Express can also be used in Visual Studio 2010 after a simple configuration (VS2012 has built-in IIS Express 8)
• Furthermore, IIS Express supports more versions of Windows systems than IIS (IIS Express 7.5 can be used under Windows XP)

[Sunny Pig's Blog summary]

[Introduction to Microsoft technology Chinese Station IIS Express]

After reading the above related articles, I believe that you have a certain understanding of IIS Express. I do not know that everyone in the development of the project and its many systems, is not running up and debugging to wait half a day, that's just a waste of time.

Now let us introduce a time-saving debugging Tips

1. Configure the project first

2. Direct F5 to debug the project and start IIS Express.

3. After the project is started, additional process configuration

3. Make a breakpoint on the page you want to debug, and then ctr+f5 to start debugging.

iisexpress debugging using learning, using attach to process for quick debugging