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Debugging ATL Server Web Applications

Visual Studio 2005

Visual Studio .NET 2003

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Active Template Library (ATL) is a legacy technology that can be used when performance requirements are very stringent. If your requirements are less stringent, you should consider building your applications using the .NET Framework.

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ATL Server Security: Addresses security considerations of ATL Server Web applications.

What's New in Debugging ATL Server Web Applications: Highlights three features introduced with ATL Server and Visual Studio that simplify debugging Web applications or XML Web services created with ATL Server.

Debugging XML Web Services Created with ATL Server: Describes debugging techniques specific to XML Web services created with ATL Server.

Related Sections

Debugging Web Applications: Describes common debugging problems and techniques you may encounter when debugging Web applications.

Debug Settings and Preparation: Covers the settings and preparation that you must perform to debug your program with the Visual Studio debugger.

Debugging in Visual Studio: Provides links to the larger sections of the debugging documentation.

Debugger Security: Describes best practices for secure debugging.

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