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debug external business rule in 7.5
Posted: 12 Nov 08 5:02 AM
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Hi All,
I have a windows server 2003 with IIS on it. I use this server for development.
I have created a dll with some business rules.
I now want to debug them.
I tried to open my project in visual studio 2008 and attch it to the w3wp process.
But nothing happens when my function is called from the web client.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for help!
Alexander |
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Re: debug external business rule in 7.5
Posted: 12 Nov 08 10:58 AM
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| The best/easiest way to do this is to have both the business rules DLL project and the deployed website. From there you can simply run the website and set break points in either the business rules project or the website project. Make sense? |
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Re: debug external business rule in 7.5
Posted: 12 Nov 08 12:32 PM
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Hi,
Sounds good.
What I did was to open my "not pre-compiled" website in vs2008.
I then right clicked on my project map and added my busines rule project.
I then deleted the dll from the bin folder of the web client and added a project reference to my project.
I then tried to run the site and got the error, that my module can not be debuged because it eihter uses code optimisations or debugging is not enabled.
I tried to find out what the problem is, looked at the build options and found nothing.
Is there something I did wrong?
Isn't it easier to attach my rule to a process? And why did nothing happen?
Thanks! |
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