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Support WebCast: Debugging Distributed Applications

Article ID: 325259

Article Last Modified on 2/1/2007

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Microsoft Windows 2000 Standard Edition

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Session Summary

This Support WebCast will help customers and engineers debug distributed technologies like MTS and ASP components. We will mainly discuss how to debug various scenarios, including deadlock, access violations, program failure (hang situation), memory corruption, unhandled exceptions, and memory leaks. During this talk, we will primarily discuss Windows 2000 debuggers to identify and correct these situations.

This is a Level 100 session that was recorded November 28, 2000 and presented by Krishna Kumar Parthasarathy and Sulabh Shrivastava. Krishna has been a support professional on the MTS/ASP/COM+ team for more than two years. He has extensive knowledge about debugging. Krishna is a lead debugging engineer for the MTS/ASP/COM team. He is co-author of MTS debugging white paper, has a Master's degree in Computer Science, and is a Microsoft Certified Professional. Sulabh has been a support professional on the MTS/ASP/COM+ team for more than two years. He has extensive knowledge about debugging. Sulabh is a lead debugging engineer for the MTS/ASP/COM team. He is co-author of MTS debugging white paper and has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.

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