I am hosting an application on IIS but application gets up very late when I restart IIS. So I want to debug it at the begining of the application start but I cannot attach a process if the application doesnt start. so what is the proper way to debug an application that is host on IIS when the application firstly begin ?
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How about put a
Debugger.Launch()
inGlobal.Application_Start
One way is to select Start Debugging from the Debug menu in Visual Studio.
Another way is to add a
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Fail("test")
to the location within the code that you want to break, then reset IIS and attach to IIS from VS.