Re: Debug Configurations (I'm Confused!)

Bill,

Try this instead.  Right click on you source member or object you want
to debug and select Set Service Entry Point.  Fill in any information
not defaulted properly on the prompt panel and click OK.  Now run your
program.  The debugger will automatically get started and WDSc will
switch you to the debug view.  If you recompile the program right click
the entry in the Entry Points tab in RSE and select update. 

Much better than using the debug configurations.  It works well for
batch and web jobs too.

Rick

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[mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Reger, Bill
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 10:00 AM
To: 'wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Debug Configurations (I'm Confused!)

I am admitedly new to WDSC so it is likely I don't know how
Debug Configurations are supposed to work.  But I'm no dummy
either!  [grin]

In WDSC (6.0) RSE, I click on Run, Debug ... and it presents
me with a List of Debug Configurations and a dialog box to
maintain.  So, I have created multiple Debug Configurations
(multi-threaded applications) - the thought being to save the
"how to start" Debug stuff for several different programs,
with their respective parameters, and be able to reuse them
going forward whenever I need to Debug a program again.  Nice
thought, but flawed apparently.  Whenever I change the Debug
values for one Debug Configuration it seems to change the
Debug Configurations for the others.  What gives?
Why would anyone build multiple configurations if they're
going to get reset all the time?

Bill

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