Asp.net web API breakpoint not hitting in Visual Studio
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I have a problem with hitting breakpoints in Visual Studion for MVC pattern Web API.
I have 2 Solutions and each Solution has same name BUT in different folders. Each Solution has a single WebAPI 2 project with same name. Ex: FolderA/MySolution/MyProject and FolderB/MySolution/MyProject.
After i hit Debug, Set breakpoints in Controller, use Postman to hit the controller, I am getting 'Resource cannot be found' error. I checked IIS and web site is pointing to solution/project in FolderA and my guess is that is the cause of the issue.
What can i change to make sure when i am debugging API either in FolderA or FolderB, i can hit breakpoints and IIS points to correct folder automatically?
Sorry in advance if i am vague with posting the issue. Thanks for helping
asp.net iis asp.net-web-api2
asked Nov 24 '18 at 23:15
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I have a problem with hitting breakpoints in Visual Studion for MVC pattern Web API.
I have 2 Solutions and each Solution has same name BUT in different folders. Each Solution has a single WebAPI 2 project with same name. Ex: FolderA/MySolution/MyProject and FolderB/MySolution/MyProject.
After i hit Debug, Set breakpoints in Controller, use Postman to hit the controller, I am getting 'Resource cannot be found' error. I checked IIS and web site is pointing to solution/project in FolderA and my guess is that is the cause of the issue.
What can i change to make sure when i am debugging API either in FolderA or FolderB, i can hit breakpoints and IIS points to correct folder automatically?
Sorry in advance if i am vague with posting the issue. Thanks for helping
asp.net iis asp.net-web-api2
asked Nov 24 '18 at 23:15
hungryjackershungryjackers
2127
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I have a problem with hitting breakpoints in Visual Studion for MVC pattern Web API.
I have 2 Solutions and each Solution has same name BUT in different folders. Each Solution has a single WebAPI 2 project with same name. Ex: FolderA/MySolution/MyProject and FolderB/MySolution/MyProject.
After i hit Debug, Set breakpoints in Controller, use Postman to hit the controller, I am getting 'Resource cannot be found' error. I checked IIS and web site is pointing to solution/project in FolderA and my guess is that is the cause of the issue.
What can i change to make sure when i am debugging API either in FolderA or FolderB, i can hit breakpoints and IIS points to correct folder automatically?
Sorry in advance if i am vague with posting the issue. Thanks for helping
asp.net iis asp.net-web-api2
asked Nov 24 '18 at 23:15
hungryjackershungryjackers
2127
I have a problem with hitting breakpoints in Visual Studion for MVC pattern Web API.
I have 2 Solutions and each Solution has same name BUT in different folders. Each Solution has a single WebAPI 2 project with same name. Ex: FolderA/MySolution/MyProject and FolderB/MySolution/MyProject.
After i hit Debug, Set breakpoints in Controller, use Postman to hit the controller, I am getting 'Resource cannot be found' error. I checked IIS and web site is pointing to solution/project in FolderA and my guess is that is the cause of the issue.
What can i change to make sure when i am debugging API either in FolderA or FolderB, i can hit breakpoints and IIS points to correct folder automatically?
Sorry in advance if i am vague with posting the issue. Thanks for helping
asp.net iis asp.net-web-api2
asp.net iis asp.net-web-api2
asked Nov 24 '18 at 23:15
hungryjackershungryjackers
2127
asked Nov 24 '18 at 23:15
hungryjackershungryjackers
2127
asked Nov 24 '18 at 23:15
hungryjackershungryjackers
2127
asked Nov 24 '18 at 23:15
hungryjackershungryjackers
2127
asked Nov 24 '18 at 23:15
hungryjackershungryjackers
2127
2127
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