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fasu - 28 Mar 2007 16:05 GMT
hello, I have a visual basic project that call's to a COM+ (maked in C+
+). For both project's I'm working with visual studio 2005. I want to
debug both's project's at the same time, first begin to debug de vb
and when call's to the COM+ debug in the c++ project.
I compile the c++ project and i obtain a dll. I make a COM+ with this
dll. If I debug de vb project calling the COM+ all works fine.
To debug also in the c++ project I put dllhost in the project
properties --> debugging --> command and the id of COM+ aplication in
the project properties --> debugging --> command Arguments. I put a
breakpoint at the source code and I press f5. It appears a dialog box
that says: "Debbugging information for 'dllhost.exe' cannot be found
or does not match. Symbols loaded (source information stripped)" and I
cannot debug.
Anybody can help me??.
Thanks a lot.
GS - 29 Mar 2007 06:36 GMT
go back to your c++ project, look under debug directory for the
corresponding dll  for your com object, no the release directory's dll

so if you can't find the DLL under debug directory,  make sure you recompile
with debug option on.  Copy the debug com dll to your other vb project like
you did before.

> hello, I have a visual basic project that call's to a COM+ (maked in C+
> +). For both project's I'm working with visual studio 2005. I want to
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> Anybody can help me??.
> Thanks a lot.

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