I have a .NET Web Service running in VS2005 and a client that consumes it running in VS2008. Is there any way, while debugging the client, I can step into the code of the service? Both are running locally.
Many thanks for your time,
P
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I have a .NET Web Service running in VS2005 and a client that consumes it running in VS2008. Is there any way, while debugging the client, I can step into the code of the service? Both are running locally.
Many thanks for your time,
P
If both projects are configured to start on debug, I think it will step into the service code.
Though you might need to set check the “Don’t open a page” radiobutton in the service project propertypages startOptions.