c# - .net Remote Debugging with Visual Studio -- "Can't find path." -

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my setup is:

debugging computer:

  • visual studio 2008 professional
  • domain access

application-running computer:

  • msvsmon.exe
  • workgroup only

both computers:

  • windows xp pro
  • same local username , password
  • access same workgroup

i log same local username , password on both computers (username == "debugger"), , point vs 2008 remote computer, "robot," under project properties > use remote machine, , instruct vs debug. in short, followed directions here , here. ten second hang ensues error:

error while trying run project: unable start program '......\prog.exe'.

the system cannot find path specified.

a few notes:

  • i tried "run external program" pointing output of project no avail.
  • i'm not trying debug asp.net application.
  • the project source on local computer.

please let me know if have solutions or leads. thanks.

make executable , debug symbols accessible both computers: in shared or shareable directory. make debugging computer's project "start external program" being shared directory point of view of application-running computer.

edit

also, sure careful run correct build. don't run debug build remotely if debug framework isn't installed on remote machine!


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