ActiveX DLL debugging through classic ASP

Finally, I got a local host to display the site locally. Everything seems to be working on this. My next step is to actually execute the step in the code from the VB6 IDE when the website uses a function from ActiveX.dll

UPDATE:

I updated the code and removed the problem that I was compiling the code with.

Now when I try to debug a site, it does not open. He is just hanging. I am wondering if there are any tutorials that I can read to figure out how to properly configure this program for debugging?

UPDATE # 2

To clarify, I got a website (which links to ActiveX.dll) locally on IIS 7.5. I hope that when I open the site (on the local host), I can go through the .dll code at the same time.

Here is what I ask.

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This is actually quite simple. First of all, do an iisreset . Then load Visual Basic using the ActiveX DLL. Place a breakpoint, then run the project.

Then click your page containing the call to the ActiveX DLL, and it should stop at the breakpoint you just set.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1348143/


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