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Can't debug managed C++ remoting object from ASP.NET page.

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Ken Varn - 10 May 2005 20:26 GMT
Using VS.NET 2003.

I have an ASP.NET page in C# which calls a managed C++ remoting object.  I
am trying to step into the managed C++ remoting object with the debugger,
but the debugger can't figure out where it is once I step into the function.
Also, I can't set any breakpoints in the C++ remoting object, they come up
as invalid.  I can debug regular managed C++ code from ASP.NET without any
problem, why is this remoting object causing me so much grief?

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Ken Varn - 11 May 2005 16:07 GMT
Never mind.  I just realized that the debugging needs to be done at the
remoting server application, not on the ASP.NET application.

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> Using VS.NET 2003.
>
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> as invalid.  I can debug regular managed C++ code from ASP.NET without any
> problem, why is this remoting object causing me so much grief?

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