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i have the source code of a website which is using a dll.I decompiled the dll and got the source code.Now i want to debug the dll where ever it is being used in the website means whenever we use the dll in website and control comes over it it should take me to the dll code.
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Pranav-BiTwiser 23-May-14 6:39am    
how u have decompiled your dll.....will u please tell me?

When you compile you get a debug and release folder (if settings are correct). Take the debug version of the dll (notice it should be a bit larger then the release version).

Use that debug dll as a reference in the project you need debugging and you should be able to step into that dll.

Hope this helps.

PS: This is assuming that dll is a .Net assembly, I'm not sure if it will work with unmanaged code eg.
 
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Sumit Bhargav 23-May-14 7:14am    
hi,i tried your solution but it didn't stepped into it.
Just go through the below article you can get your solution .
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms164704.aspx[^]
 
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