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Problem with Remote Debugging

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    Hi, I am trying to debug a web service that is running on a remote machine. When I try to "step into" a web method I get the following error: "Unable to automatically step into the server. The remote procedure could not be debugged. This usually indicates that debugging has not been enabled on the server". I have checked the compilation setting in the web.config file and it is definitely set to debug. I did notice, however, that there is no PDB file for the App_Code.dll Visual Studio is seemingly supposed to put the PDB file in the BIN folder when the web service is compiled but this doesn't happen when I compile it. Can anyone tell me if I do in fact need the PDB file to debug remotely and, if I do, where should I look for it when I compile. Thanks, dlarkin77

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      Hi, I am trying to debug a web service that is running on a remote machine. When I try to "step into" a web method I get the following error: "Unable to automatically step into the server. The remote procedure could not be debugged. This usually indicates that debugging has not been enabled on the server". I have checked the compilation setting in the web.config file and it is definitely set to debug. I did notice, however, that there is no PDB file for the App_Code.dll Visual Studio is seemingly supposed to put the PDB file in the BIN folder when the web service is compiled but this doesn't happen when I compile it. Can anyone tell me if I do in fact need the PDB file to debug remotely and, if I do, where should I look for it when I compile. Thanks, dlarkin77

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      After quite a bit of digging around I stumbled across the aspnet_compiler tool. Using this I was able to generate teh PDB files. Thanks, dlarkin77

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