I can't use the asp.net debug mode for a particular project

[Leon]

have a couple of asp.net projects(Say A and B projects). For A
project, I can use the debug mode so I can use the stepinto or
stepover functions to find bugs. But I can't use the bebug mode for B
project(although debug mode is set as "Debug" not "Release").
I didn't do anything to change the settings for this.

Any clue?

Thanks a lot in advance.

[TaeHo Yoo]

I have a couple of asp.net projects(Say A and B projects). For A
project, I can use the debug mode so I can use the stepinto or
stepover functions to find bugs. But I can't use the bebug mode for B
project(although debug mode is set as "Debug" not "Release").
I didn't do anything to change the settings for this.

Any clue?

Thanks a lot in advance.

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[Ronan Mullarkey]

ensure that "Integrated Windows Authentication" is turned
on in iis for project B. (in IIS, right click on the
project, Directory Security | Anon Access and
authentication control (Edit)).

>-----Original Message-----
>I have a couple of asp.net projects(Say A and B

projects). For A

>project, I can use the debug mode so I can use the

stepinto or

>stepover functions to find bugs. But I can't use the

bebug mode for B

>project(although debug mode is set as "Debug"

not "Release").

>I didn't do anything to change the settings for this.
>
>Any clue?
>
>Thanks a lot in advance.
>
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[Ron McNulty]

Try removing the reference to the second project then re-adding it. Make
sure you reference the project, not its target DLL. I found debugging
stopped when referencing the DLL.

Regards

Ron

"Leon" <yootaeho@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> have a couple of asp.net projects(Say A and B projects). For A
> project, I can use the debug mode so I can use the stepinto or
> stepover functions to find bugs. But I can't use the bebug mode for B
> project(although debug mode is set as "Debug" not "Release").
> I didn't do anything to change the settings for this.
>
> Any clue?
>
> Thanks a lot in advance.

[TaeHo Yoo]

Thanks Ron McNulty,

I think you are right. Since I am referencing a couple of dlls in the
project in which I can't use the debugger whereas I don't in the other
project.
But I can't understand your suggestion since I am a newbie.
So it would be great if you could explain more about "Make
sure you reference the project, not its target DLL".

When I added DLLs, I normally right-click on References directory and
select whatever I wish to use.
isn't it the wrong way to add it?

Thanks a lot Ron McNulty,

Leon

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[TaeHo Yoo]

Thanks Ronan Mullarkey,

but it is already on.


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[Ron McNulty]

The Add Reference dialog has a Project tab. Select this, then browse for the
project you are adding.

Regards

Ron

> When I added DLLs, I normally right-click on References directory and
> select whatever I wish to use.
> isn't it the wrong way to add it?