Where does VS.NET 2005 put the dlls for a web service?

[Eric]

Hello,

I've ported a C# Web Service from VS 2003 to VS2005. It's in a
solution together with a VB.NET dll that calls it.

Under VS.NET 2003 it looked like:

APP_ROOT+----VB------MyVBDotNetDll (the .sln file and the VB.NET dll
..vbproj are in here)
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+----WWWRootDir----MyCSharpWebSvc+ (.asmx file,
..csproj,.asmx.cs is in here)

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+bin (web service .dll file is in here)


Under VS 2005 my file layout looks sort of like:

APP_ROOT+----VB------MyVBDotNetDll (the .sln file and the VB.NET dll
project are in here)
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+----WWWRootDir----MyCSharpWebSvc+ (.asmx file is in
here)

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+App_Code (.asmx.cs file is in here)

I'm having problems calling my web service from my VB.NET dll, I'd like
to step through it with my debugger, but I'm getting a message that
break points will not be hit because symbols aren't loaded, however
I've built it in debug mode.

I AM able to run my web service's test page successfully via
http://localhost/MyCSharpWebSvc/MyWebSvc.asmx, but I'm not clear on why
it works.

I am able to successfully attach to dllhost and debug my VB.NET dll,
but I can't step into the source code for the web service, which is in
the same solution. Also if I change the url that my VB.NET dll uses to
an external web service it works successfully. MyCSharpWebSvc is an
internal test harness.

I don't see a .csproj file or a .dll file at all in my file structure
after porting the app to VS 2005!

-Eric