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Stephanie Stowe
I have an ASP.NET app. I have a solution set up in VS.NET with the ASP app
and the VB.NET class libraries that it references. In the ASP.NET project
properties/ debugging tab I have Wait for external process to connect. (What
is strange is that my class library projects do not have this option. What's
up with that? Anyway, that is not the problem.)
I have an ASP classic app which I load into a different VS.NET solution. (We
only use VS.NET for our editing now. No more InterDev. Yeah!) I run the
ASP.NET app in debug mode and it sits and waits. I debug the ASP app and use
the feature which opens a new window to the ASP.NET app. This execution does
not "connect" to the debug instance in VS. I never hit breakpoints in
ASP.NET. When I look in Debug/Windows/Running documents, there are none.
There are no entry points into the ASP.NET app directly. The code which
determines the query string which is used when opening the ASP.NET app is
part of what I am trying to exercise, so I really want to be able to debug
the 2 in concert.
Am I doing something wrong? Is what I am trying to do possible?
I am sorry if this is the wrong group. I cannot see one about VS itself. At
least not one specifically in English.
Thanks
S
and the VB.NET class libraries that it references. In the ASP.NET project
properties/ debugging tab I have Wait for external process to connect. (What
is strange is that my class library projects do not have this option. What's
up with that? Anyway, that is not the problem.)
I have an ASP classic app which I load into a different VS.NET solution. (We
only use VS.NET for our editing now. No more InterDev. Yeah!) I run the
ASP.NET app in debug mode and it sits and waits. I debug the ASP app and use
the feature which opens a new window to the ASP.NET app. This execution does
not "connect" to the debug instance in VS. I never hit breakpoints in
ASP.NET. When I look in Debug/Windows/Running documents, there are none.
There are no entry points into the ASP.NET app directly. The code which
determines the query string which is used when opening the ASP.NET app is
part of what I am trying to exercise, so I really want to be able to debug
the 2 in concert.
Am I doing something wrong? Is what I am trying to do possible?
I am sorry if this is the wrong group. I cannot see one about VS itself. At
least not one specifically in English.
Thanks
S