How to debug server objects hosted on IIS ?

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gwenda - 18 Jun 2005 01:25 GMT

Hi,
I use .Net remoting to communicate between my client (winforms) and my
server. The server assemblies are hosted on IIS. The remoting work fine but I
have some bugs which occure only when I actually use the remoting. My
question is what would be the best approach to debug the server objects? For
dubugging purpose, I use the IIS on the same machine of which the client is
running so I don't actually need to connect to a remote machine.

Thanks,
Gwenda

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Klaus H. Probst - 18 Jun 2005 07:27 GMT

Open your project in VS.NET, then open the Processes dialog under the Debug
menu. Find the IIS host process (if you're in 2003) or the ASP worker
process (in 2000) and attach to it. Then perform a request of the remoting
object. The debugger should stop at any breakpoint you set.

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> Hi,
> I use .Net remoting to communicate between my client (winforms) and my
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> Thanks,
> Gwenda

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gwenda - 21 Jun 2005 23:15 GMT

10x! That worked great!

> Open your project in VS.NET, then open the Processes dialog under the Debug
> menu. Find the IIS host process (if you're in 2003) or the ASP worker
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> > Thanks,
> > Gwenda

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