Debugging a webservice referenced from a main WPF MVVM application
I have a WPF MVVM app which references to a WebService. This WebService is published in my local machine under IIS.
I am trying to debug this WebService, I mean, I have put some breakpoints in the WebService and I want to stop there in order to debug it.
Is it possible? If so how?
I have tried to attach to the process w3wp.exe from the Visual Studio IDE from which I debug my main WPF MVVM app but it does not work.
c# wpf web-services soap
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I have a WPF MVVM app which references to a WebService. This WebService is published in my local machine under IIS.
I am trying to debug this WebService, I mean, I have put some breakpoints in the WebService and I want to stop there in order to debug it.
Is it possible? If so how?
I have tried to attach to the process w3wp.exe from the Visual Studio IDE from which I debug my main WPF MVVM app but it does not work.
c# wpf web-services soap
edited Nov 12 at 10:53
AndreaT
30928
asked Apr 6 at 7:27
user1624552
2,912852104
1
Did you read this? codeproject.com/Articles/37182/…. Debugging the web application has nothing to do with your WPF application.
– mm8
Apr 6 at 13:52
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I have a WPF MVVM app which references to a WebService. This WebService is published in my local machine under IIS.
I am trying to debug this WebService, I mean, I have put some breakpoints in the WebService and I want to stop there in order to debug it.
Is it possible? If so how?
I have tried to attach to the process w3wp.exe from the Visual Studio IDE from which I debug my main WPF MVVM app but it does not work.
c# wpf web-services soap
edited Nov 12 at 10:53
AndreaT
30928
asked Apr 6 at 7:27
user1624552
2,912852104
I have a WPF MVVM app which references to a WebService. This WebService is published in my local machine under IIS.
I am trying to debug this WebService, I mean, I have put some breakpoints in the WebService and I want to stop there in order to debug it.
Is it possible? If so how?
I have tried to attach to the process w3wp.exe from the Visual Studio IDE from which I debug my main WPF MVVM app but it does not work.
c# wpf web-services soap
c# wpf web-services soap
edited Nov 12 at 10:53
AndreaT
30928
asked Apr 6 at 7:27
user1624552
2,912852104
edited Nov 12 at 10:53
AndreaT
30928
asked Apr 6 at 7:27
user1624552
2,912852104
edited Nov 12 at 10:53
AndreaT
30928
edited Nov 12 at 10:53
AndreaT
30928
edited Nov 12 at 10:53
AndreaT
30928
30928
asked Apr 6 at 7:27
user1624552
2,912852104
asked Apr 6 at 7:27
user1624552
2,912852104
asked Apr 6 at 7:27
user1624552
2,912852104
2,912852104
1
Did you read this? codeproject.com/Articles/37182/…. Debugging the web application has nothing to do with your WPF application.
– mm8
Apr 6 at 13:52
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Did you read this? codeproject.com/Articles/37182/…. Debugging the web application has nothing to do with your WPF application.
– mm8
Apr 6 at 13:52
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Did you read this? codeproject.com/Articles/37182/…. Debugging the web application has nothing to do with your WPF application.
– mm8
Apr 6 at 13:52
Did you read this? codeproject.com/Articles/37182/…. Debugging the web application has nothing to do with your WPF application.
– mm8
Apr 6 at 13:52
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Did you read this? codeproject.com/Articles/37182/…. Debugging the web application has nothing to do with your WPF application.
– mm8
Apr 6 at 13:52