Hi,
Thirsty Traveler wrote:
Sorry... not following you here. The remoting "service" is running as an
actual service on my local machine. I want to be able to set breakpoints in
the service, but it is not obvious how to do this and Google searches tend
to land on "remote debugging" rather than debugging remote "remoting
services".
I am wondering... is it even possible? If so, I am thinking it is somehow
related to attaching a process in the debugger.
You would think something with such an obvious need would have more
information available, but that does not seem to be the case.
In such case, I like to use the "Attach to process" menu in VS2005. You
find this menu under "Debug" for example.
In the dialog, select the process you want to attach to. If the PDB
files are also available (you must use the "Debug" version for this),
then you'll be able to place breakpoints in the code. Using this
technique, there is no need to start two instances of Visual Studio,
though I find that it sometimes helps to keep a better overview (one
instance of VS being the client and the other being the service).
HTH,
Laurent
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