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Debug question

I have a web service project and a winform project in the same solution. The
winform is the default project. When I run the solution, the web service and
the winform runs without problems.

But the exceptions initiated in the web services are not catched by Visual
Studio 2005. The only way to do that is run the web service project as the
default project and call the winform compiled version. It's a terrible wast
of time. How debug this two project at the same time with catch errors in VS
2005?
Oct 11 '06 #1
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MMA
These are steps I have taken when faced with the identical situation

Couple of things you want to ensure:

1) Both projects belong to a seperate sln
2) Both projects are running in debug

If it still persist you may want to drop and add web svc ref again.

Restart app

Restart machine

Hope this helps, best of luck
"Max André Bündchen" wrote:
I have a web service project and a winform project in the same solution. The
winform is the default project. When I run the solution, the web service and
the winform runs without problems.

But the exceptions initiated in the web services are not catched by Visual
Studio 2005. The only way to do that is run the web service project as the
default project and call the winform compiled version. It's a terrible wast
of time. How debug this two project at the same time with catch errors in VS
2005?
Oct 11 '06 #2

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