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Chris Lewis
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I have a problem with my VS.NET debugging in ASP.NET. A collegue can debug
the exact same project on his machine, so it must be down to my VS.NET
environment!?

The error I get is:

"A first chance exception of type 'System.ArgumentException' occurred in
mscorlib.dll
Additional information: Error binding to target method."

The error always happens on the same line of code, which is within the
'OnInit()' method of a User Control.

This is driving me insane, as I cannot debug anything on my machine. I have
tried doing a repair on VS.NET from the original disk. The process took 2
hours, and did not fix the problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Chris Lewis

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Chris Lewis
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I have now fixed this by creating a new solution, and adding in the existing
projects.

This is strange, as my colleague has no problems with the original
solution!!??

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Nuno Viana
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Hi there, I have been able to produce the same error in ASP.NET....

It can easily be solved by setting the correct Debug->Exception options (by default they are globally set to "Continue when Exception is thrown" and "Break if the exception is not handled")!

Your solution (creating a new solution has of course solved the problem) since when you create a new solution you get the above Debugging settings!

If you change the first option ("Continue when exception is thrown") to "Break" it breaks and gives you that message!

Hope it helped!!!

Cheers!
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