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I have a call in my application, which goes to a WS and executes a method and returns me. How do I debug the WS?
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To debug from Visual Studio you must attach (attach) to the working process (Work Process) ASP.NET. I’m not with Visual Studio at the moment but I believe these are the following steps:
1-Start your web application calling the Webservice. Place the breakpoint somewhere before the method in which Webservice is called.
2- In the menu Debug, choosing Processes/Attach to Proccess.
3-A dialog box appears displaying the processes. In the list of available processes, choose the aspnet_wp.exe or w3wp.exe process. Click the button Attach to attach the Webservice to the application process.
If you are in doubt of which process to attach, just run the application/webservice that Visual Studio itself displays a popup:
At this link has the part of "Debugging a Deployed XML Web Service" explaining in more detail.
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I will test as a response. This test cannot be done today because my manager has changed the priority, but I think this responds to my post.
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If you have the WS source code you can debug it from Visual Studio’s own WCF Test Client, otherwise (just make a call to consume WS) you can only simulate the method call using Soap UI.
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Visual Studio Remote Web Service Debugging
– Tony
Where is this Remote Web Service Debugging option?
– pnet
Is WS developed by you? I mean, do you have it in your Visual Studio, or is it something you don’t have access to?
– Guilherme de Jesus Santos
Yes, it was developed by a colleague here at the company 6 years ago. I am now arriving at the company(2 weeks only).
– pnet