Debugging referenced assembly?

A

Andy

Hi all,

I have a project which references a DLL on a network share. The dll on
the network share is one built by our integration server and I have the
source code for it.

I'm trying to debug a problem that arises in the current project, and
I'd like to be able to step into code from the assembly on the network
share, but I can't figure out how to get the debugger to load the pdb
for the assembly.

Any ideas?
 
V

vj

You can run your application, do a attach process from the source code /
project of the network dll. This will help you debug in that.. If you want
to debug from your application, the option is to have Remote debugging for
server turned on.. You need to have rights, and be part of the debug group
on the remote server.

VJ
 
N

Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]

Andy,

Is the pdb in the same directory that is on the network share? Is the
version that is built on the network share a debug version?

Just curious, why not just attach the project to your solution and debug
it through there?
 

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