A
Alrotem
Hi,
I work under Visual Studio 2005 (Windows XP Professional), developing web
applications using ASP.NET (C#).
Also, my company runs a few COM+ projects in C++ built into DLLs and registered
as "Component Services" on the server machine. Those COM+ applications are
adressed from within some of the web pages' codebehind modules.
The COM+ developers usually debug their applications locally with a small
EXE file which loads their DLL and invokes the appropriate functions.
Is there a way I can debug a COM+ object directly from within the ASP.NET's
C# code?
Of course I can debug the web application, attaching to the aspnet_wp.exe
process, but I can only go as far as the COM+ function call. I can't "step
into" the COM+ code.
Is there a way to achieve this?
Thanks,
Alrotem.
I work under Visual Studio 2005 (Windows XP Professional), developing web
applications using ASP.NET (C#).
Also, my company runs a few COM+ projects in C++ built into DLLs and registered
as "Component Services" on the server machine. Those COM+ applications are
adressed from within some of the web pages' codebehind modules.
The COM+ developers usually debug their applications locally with a small
EXE file which loads their DLL and invokes the appropriate functions.
Is there a way I can debug a COM+ object directly from within the ASP.NET's
C# code?
Of course I can debug the web application, attaching to the aspnet_wp.exe
process, but I can only go as far as the COM+ function call. I can't "step
into" the COM+ code.
Is there a way to achieve this?
Thanks,
Alrotem.