jumping to the breakpoint inserted in the webservice
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Hi, I am using a webservice on my main website I want to debug the given webservice with particular input parameters. Is it possible to debug a webservice by placing breakpoints so that the user can directly jump to the webservice when it is called? I hope You are getting my point.
Thanks Shankbond
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Hi, I am using a webservice on my main website I want to debug the given webservice with particular input parameters. Is it possible to debug a webservice by placing breakpoints so that the user can directly jump to the webservice when it is called? I hope You are getting my point.
Thanks Shankbond
shankbond wrote:
Is it possible to debug a webservice by placing breakpoints so that the user can directly jump to the webservice when it is called?
If your site is hosted on IIS Server then you need to attach the process. Here is my two articles for same. For Local IIS server : Debug Your ASP.NET Application that Hosted on IIS : Process Attach and Identify which process to attach[^] For Remote Debugging : Remote IIS Debugging : Debug your ASP.NET Application which is hosted on "Remote IIS Server"[^] And one of the best Web Service Debugging Tool is : SOAPUI Test Your ASP.NET WebService using SoapUI[^]
Abhijit Jana | Codeproject MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net Don't forget to click "Good Answer" on the post(s) that helped you.
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Hi, I am using a webservice on my main website I want to debug the given webservice with particular input parameters. Is it possible to debug a webservice by placing breakpoints so that the user can directly jump to the webservice when it is called? I hope You are getting my point.
Thanks Shankbond
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Hi, I am using a webservice on my main website I want to debug the given webservice with particular input parameters. Is it possible to debug a webservice by placing breakpoints so that the user can directly jump to the webservice when it is called? I hope You are getting my point.
Thanks Shankbond
Remember a Web service is like a Method in another Class , but lets say you only have a DLL and you add a Reference to that DLL. You will can add a breakpoints where you create an object of the Class fill the Time you call the functions of that class , but you can walk through the DLL. you need a Source code for that. Same Applies to the web service, you can walk through it.
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shankbond wrote:
Is it possible to debug a webservice by placing breakpoints so that the user can directly jump to the webservice when it is called?
If your site is hosted on IIS Server then you need to attach the process. Here is my two articles for same. For Local IIS server : Debug Your ASP.NET Application that Hosted on IIS : Process Attach and Identify which process to attach[^] For Remote Debugging : Remote IIS Debugging : Debug your ASP.NET Application which is hosted on "Remote IIS Server"[^] And one of the best Web Service Debugging Tool is : SOAPUI Test Your ASP.NET WebService using SoapUI[^]
Abhijit Jana | Codeproject MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net Don't forget to click "Good Answer" on the post(s) that helped you.
Hi Abhijit, The first article describes about the IIS beautifully but I have a problem here, You said that I can see the w3wp.exe running on my task manager but I cannot see this what does this mean?; On the other hand I have hosted my webservice on the IIS which is running beautifully? Please explain
Thanks Shankbond
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Hi Abhijit, The first article describes about the IIS beautifully but I have a problem here, You said that I can see the w3wp.exe running on my task manager but I cannot see this what does this mean?; On the other hand I have hosted my webservice on the IIS which is running beautifully? Please explain
Thanks Shankbond
shankbond wrote:
You said that I can see the w3wp.exe running on my task manager but I cannot see this what does this mean?;
What is the version of your IIS ? if it is IIS 6.0 or more, you will get
"w3wp.exe"if you are having IIS 5.1 then you will haveaspnet_wp.exeMy Article was all about IIS 6.0 :DAbhijit Jana | Codeproject MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net Don't forget to click "Good Answer" on the post(s) that helped you.
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shankbond wrote:
You said that I can see the w3wp.exe running on my task manager but I cannot see this what does this mean?;
What is the version of your IIS ? if it is IIS 6.0 or more, you will get
"w3wp.exe"if you are having IIS 5.1 then you will haveaspnet_wp.exeMy Article was all about IIS 6.0 :DAbhijit Jana | Codeproject MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net Don't forget to click "Good Answer" on the post(s) that helped you.
OH! thanks, One more thing: I have a website running on production server when I connect through my LAN to that server do I need to have User Id and Password for that system to connect to it, and through which port I will be connecting to it so that I can create an exception on firewall. Please reply
Thanks Shankbond