Hi all
I have a webservice that I want to debug it line by line..
I enabled the Debug option in WeConfig.
but I can't debug that and when I set a break point for it,that dosen't work
..
thanks in advance
5  5771 
Hi,
Make sure that your website project is the startup project, then right click
on your web service (.asmx) and choose Set as Start page. Hit F5 and you'll
be shown the default web service debug page which will allow you to enter
values for your web methods, etc. When you click Invoke, the break point in
that method should be hit.
Mike http://www.seeknsnatch.com
"perspolis" <re*****@hotmai l.comwrote in message
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Hi all
I have a webservice that I want to debug it line by line..
I enabled the Debug option in WeConfig.
but I can't debug that and when I set a break point for it,that dosen't
work
.
thanks in advance
Thanks..but I have an application that coonect to that WebService..
I want to debug that from my application ..how can I debug that from my
application??
"Michael" <in**@seeknsnat ch.comwrote in message
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Hi,
Make sure that your website project is the startup project, then right
click on your web service (.asmx) and choose Set as Start page. Hit F5 and
you'll be shown the default web service debug page which will allow you to
enter values for your web methods, etc. When you click Invoke, the break
point in that method should be hit.
Mike
http://www.seeknsnatch.com
"perspolis" <re*****@hotmai l.comwrote in message
news:ea******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
>Hi all
I have a webservice that I want to debug it line by line..
I enabled the Debug option in WeConfig.
but I can't debug that and when I set a break point for it,that dosen't
work
.
thanks in advance
Do as I described in the previous post, then run your app. You'll still hit
the breakpoint, normally.
If this isn't working, do you get an exception, etc. ? What is your setup?
app and web service on the same machine, same VS solution etc ?
Mike http://www.seeknsnatch.com
"perspolis" <re*****@hotmai l.comwrote in message
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Thanks..but I have an application that coonect to that WebService..
I want to debug that from my application ..how can I debug that from my
application??
"Michael" <in**@seeknsnat ch.comwrote in message
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>Hi,
Make sure that your website project is the startup project, then right
click on your web service (.asmx) and choose Set as Start page. Hit F5
and you'll be shown the default web service debug page which will allow
you to enter values for your web methods, etc. When you click Invoke, the
break point in that method should be hit.
Mike
http://www.seeknsnatch.com
"perspolis" <re*****@hotmai l.comwrote in message
news:ea******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP03.phx.gbl.. .
>>Hi all
I have a webservice that I want to debug it line by line..
I enabled the Debug option in WeConfig.
but I can't debug that and when I set a break point for it,that dosen't
work
.
thanks in advance
Put both of them in the same solution then set "Multiple start up projects"
to include the web site and the client application
Paul
"perspolis" <re*****@hotmai l.comwrote in message
news:O%******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP02.phx.gbl. ..
Thanks..but I have an application that coonect to that WebService..
I want to debug that from my application ..how can I debug that from my
application??
"Michael" <in**@seeknsnat ch.comwrote in message
news:44******** **************@ news.free.fr...
>Hi,
Make sure that your website project is the startup project, then right
click on your web service (.asmx) and choose Set as Start page. Hit F5
and you'll be shown the default web service debug page which will allow
you to enter values for your web methods, etc. When you click Invoke, the
break point in that method should be hit.
Mike
http://www.seeknsnatch.com
"perspolis" <re*****@hotmai l.comwrote in message
news:ea******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP03.phx.gbl.. .
>>Hi all
I have a webservice that I want to debug it line by line..
I enabled the Debug option in WeConfig.
but I can't debug that and when I set a break point for it,that dosen't
work
.
thanks in advance
Hi perspolis,
According to my idea, you have two different applications, One your client
application and the second is webservice.
Do one thing, just segragate the two projects.
Then from the client application, go to Tools->Attach To Process and select
a process named 'aspnet_wp.exe' .
Then put the breakpoints in your webservice wherever needed.
Once it is done and you run your client application. The application will
come in debug mode once the webservice method is called.
Hope it helps you.
Regards,
Jay Kudecha.
"perspolis" wrote:
Hi all
I have a webservice that I want to debug it line by line..
I enabled the Debug option in WeConfig.
but I can't debug that and when I set a break point for it,that dosen't work
..
thanks in advance
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