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Debugging a distributed app that uses Remoting
Aug 4 2004 5:23 AM
I'm trying to debug a distributed app. There's a client, server and Remote object. I would like to debug the remote object, but VS does not seem to go into the code for this remote object. To make life as simple as possible, I've got the client and server running on the same box. The code is also simplistic just to experiment with debugging distributed objects. I've used the example from Professional C# (WROX). The remote object is a simple class library, called Hello. I call the methods on it from a client (HelloClient) via the server (HelloServer). The client and remote object are VS projects in the same VS solution. The server is in a separate VS solution. The code works with no problem. What I'd like to do is initiate some debugging. When the client calls the remote method, I'd like the debugger to go into the code representing the remote object (which is in the same solution). However, it does not seem to do this. Any suggestions?
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