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How to Debug ASP.Net application while execution a Biztalk Orchestration.
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| Gaurav. 2004-12-07, 7:46 am |
| Hi!
I'm want to debug an ASP.Net application that I've
created as part of the Biztalk Server 2004 orchestration.
What I'm attempting is, that while debugging the Biztalk
orchestration, as part of one of its sequences (say HTTP
adapter implementation in particular) be able to debug
the thereon called ASP.Net application.
For simplicity you can take default HTTPSolicitResponse
Sample application(as part of the Biztalk Server 2004
SDK) as the starting point. I need to debug the
Multiplier.aspx.cs code of the ASP.Net application in
this sample.
Is there a way to do the same?
I've tried attaching the Biztalk server process
BTSNTSvc.exe, to the Multiplier solution and putting a
break point at Multiply(HttpRequest req) function and
then extecuting the orchestration, but the debug process
does not trace into the Multiplier code.
Any thoughts on how about trying to do this debugging?
Thanks in advance!
Gaurav.
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| Gaurav. wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm want to debug an ASP.Net application that I've
> created as part of the Biztalk Server 2004 orchestration.
> What I'm attempting is, that while debugging the Biztalk
> orchestration, as part of one of its sequences (say HTTP
> adapter implementation in particular) be able to debug
> the thereon called ASP.Net application.
>
> For simplicity you can take default HTTPSolicitResponse
> Sample application(as part of the Biztalk Server 2004
> SDK) as the starting point. I need to debug the
> Multiplier.aspx.cs code of the ASP.Net application in
> this sample.
>
> Is there a way to do the same?
>
> I've tried attaching the Biztalk server process
> BTSNTSvc.exe, to the Multiplier solution and putting a
> break point at Multiply(HttpRequest req) function and
> then extecuting the orchestration, but the debug process
> does not trace into the Multiplier code.
>
> Any thoughts on how about trying to do this debugging?
>
> Thanks in advance!
> Gaurav.
>
>
If you are running the asp.net application on your box, you could open
the required solution, add the necessary breakpoints and then choose to
attach to the asp.net process. (to do this choose from the menu
debug->process ...).
Sena.
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