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debugging VSIP package

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    conman110
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    Hi! I have a problem with debugging my VSIP package. Wenn I build my package and start the build Project from Visual Studio a new Visual Studio Experimental opens with my Package. Trace infos and debug output appear in the original Visual Studio window which holds the package solution. But then I have problems with my package because the DTE object belongs not to the Visual Studio instance which runs my package, it belongs to the original Visual Studio instance (I simply printed the current project name to find this out, it's always the packages project and not the dummy project I loaded into the VS Experimental instance.) When I close all Visual Studio threads and start manually Visual Studio Experimental it works fine, the current project is the current project of the Visual Studio instance my package runs in. Does someone have any ideas why that happens? In another forum someone suggesed to start a new Exp instance manually and the attach this debug output with Debug/Processes in the projects instance. Is that the only way? Thanks in advance! - Constantin

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