visual studio .net debugging: Hi All,
I am facing a strange problem .I have developed a Console
application which uses a .net dll which is hosted in COM+ as a library
application. Previously when i run the application in deug mode i can
set the break point in the Dll and was able to debug.
But now after i have done some modifications in code (not related to
assembly configuration) , i am not able to set break point in the dll.

It is a .Net Dll developed using Vb.net.
it has some classes derived from servicedcomponent .
It is strong named.I have registered the assembly using
Regsvcs.exe

I verified the following things also 1.The dll is built in Debug mode
..
2.Build no in COM+
and in my directory are matching.
I even tried deployed in GAC or not deploying inGAC.

Still it is not working .I am clueless. Can anybody help me ?

Regards,

Ram

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Is the DLL loaded from the expected location, and was the debugger able
to find and load its symbols?
(You can check the path and symbols status in Modules window)

Also, is your client application managed or unmanaged?

Regards,
Oleg
[VC++ MVP http://www.debuginfo.com/]

I have found out and fixed the problem.CLR caches the application dlls
in a loaction "Application Data\Microsoft\assembly\dl2" and i think
there is a mismatch in theese versions.I manually cleared all the
cached assemblies and run again.Now i am
able to debug.I think theese information is not documented properly by
microsoft.
Thanks oleg for your efforts.

Regards,

Ram

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