Is it possible to debug a Silverlight project and WCF at the same time?

Question

I have 3 projects in my solution: 1) Silverlight application project 2) ASP.Net web application project 3) WCF service application. Projects 1 and 2 have a link to project 3. The type of binding is a basic HTTTP binding.

If I set project 2 as an initial project, I set the break points set in both projects 1 and 2, but not at the break points in project 3.

If I set project 3 as a launch project, I can still use my client application, and break points in project 3 fall, but not break points in projects 1 and 2.

I would like to be able to set breakpoints in all projects of my solution and hit them no matter which project launches the selection. I tried to enable tracing in the WCF project and to include details in the exception; nor worked. Any tips?

Answer 1

You checked in the Debug | Attach Processes to see which processes VS is connected to?

I suspect it is not connected to the development web server running the WCF service. If this started with an ASP.NET application, try adding an attachment to another web development service.

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However, if both of them work inside IIS, you will have a conflict when trying to connect two debugging sessions in IIS. Try to run one (or both) of them on the local development server. You can fix the IP # of the development server if you need to keep a link to the service.