I have a solution with four websites in it, when I debug a website I get four instances of the ASP.Net deployment server, can I just debug one website and not run the others?
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I have a solution with four websites in it, when I debug a website I get four instances of the ASP.Net deployment server, can I just debug one website and not run the others?
In visual studio, click on the root of each website. The project properties window will appear. There’s a property calle “Always Start When Debugging”. Simply turn the websites off that you don’t want to start the debugger for.