Break point debugging

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jz87
jz87
edited January 2011 in DotNet
Is it possible to do breakpoint debugging with Photon? I was testing SmartFoxServer previously and it was possible to attach to the server process remotely with eclipse and set breakpoints. Is this possible with Photon?

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  • Boris
    Boris ✭
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    yes, you can attach the debugger to the process.
    Note that per default photon will chose the newest .net framework, this could cause a minor obstacle when you try to attach VS2008 to a .NET4 process. You can force photon to use the .NET2 framework to work around (check the configuration pdf in the doc folder)

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