I developed a windows app in Visual Studio which is running on XP Proffesional. I was able to successfully create the setup, install, and run the app on the XP workstation. (Note: My setup project also installs the dotnet framework redistributable). The app and the framework also installs successfully on a Win 2000 workstation. However, when I attempt to run the app on the 2000 workstation I receive the following error.
"Registerd JIT Debugger is not available. An attempt to launch the JIT debugger with the following command resulted in an error code of 0x2(2). Please check your computer settings"
The JIT debugger it is referencing(cordbg.exe) is a command line utility used for debugging. Why is my app looking for this file.
I copied the cordbg.exe to the 2000 workstation. I then received multilple messages where the cordbg.exe is looking for required .dll's. I then copied all dll's to the workstation. Then when I try to run the app, the cordbg.exe runs in and is expecting a command.
Is there a known problem when you develop on an XP workstation and deploy on other versions of Windows?
"Registerd JIT Debugger is not available. An attempt to launch the JIT debugger with the following command resulted in an error code of 0x2(2). Please check your computer settings"
The JIT debugger it is referencing(cordbg.exe) is a command line utility used for debugging. Why is my app looking for this file.
I copied the cordbg.exe to the 2000 workstation. I then received multilple messages where the cordbg.exe is looking for required .dll's. I then copied all dll's to the workstation. Then when I try to run the app, the cordbg.exe runs in and is expecting a command.
Is there a known problem when you develop on an XP workstation and deploy on other versions of Windows?
