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Developer Tip: Debugging your SharePoint 2010 Solution

by Oscar 6. April 2010 01:40

Problem
If you run into a scenario where you have modified the web.config file on the root IIS Site to output the stack trace and and in addition you have switched your customErrors=off but still cannot see the stack trace, what do you do?

Solution
You can temporarily modify the web.config file located under the virtual directory _layouts, restart IIS and you should see the error details at that point.

Hope this helps,

-Oscar

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About Oscar

I am a SharePoint Solutions Architect and Managing Partner at SharePointAce Consulting Group, LLC. I have over 13 years of software development experience.

Previously a Consultant at Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) North West Region with focus on the SharePoint Products and Technologies Platform. I have been involved with SharePoint since it's first version (SharePoint 2001) and have grown more gray hair providing solutions ever since :)

Author of the CQWP – Recurring Calendar Events at http://cqwprce.codeplex.com

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