All of a sudden, I could no longer debug my project. After poking around for a while, I discovered that if I went to the webserver projects property tab, startup options I had to select "Silverlight Project". I don’t remember unchecking this, but none the less, there you go.
I’m of course referring to my article of a couple days ago at:
http://peterkellner.net/2007/06/18/silverlightdebugwebservicedotnet/
So, I’m working on a Silverlight .net project where the main source of data is a webservice. It’s not a huge amount of data, but it is not small either. In general it’s about 20K to 50K per download. My original plan was to use the quickstart method (POX) and basically parse the xml using the XMLReader classes that are available on Silverlight. That didn’t work so well for
me, so I switched to the proxy classes and did not have much more luck. The primary problem is I could not figure out how to debug the code on the Silverlight side. Ultimately, I ended up figuring out how to do debugging and in the next few paragraphs I’ll go through the steps including screen shots showing how to do it.
