Hello Larry,
Thanks for posting in the group.
My suggestion here is:
1) "rebuild all" the VB.NET project.
2) rebuild the com application project.
3) Readd com application to vb.net "start external project". Here, please
double check that com app will call the dll file in vb.net project.
4) test it again.
Please post here if the problem is not resolved.
Best regards,
Yanhong Huang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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!My VB - vs2002 7.0.9446 project is a bunch of classes
!that are invoked from a COM application via COM Interop.
!This project has lived on my machine for over a year with
!debugger working fine. Suddenly (well, I haven't had to
!open the VB.NET project for a few months), it will not
!debug. Debugging is set to "start external project",
!which is the COM program.
!When I click the green run button (and I have many
!breakpoints set), the COM app starts and my project runs
!when called by the COM app but the debugger never
!attaches to the source code - the green arrow reappears
!enabled.I have verified there are no other copies of this
!VB.NET DLL anywhere, so it is not running from somewhere
!else I can find.
!Thanks,
!-Larry
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