I have to do some work on an existing codebase that has this folder structure:
\root ECommerce Common Images sitenameA Scripts Sites sitenameA <<< This is the startup project >>> bin Controls MasterPages obj Styles sitenameA Infrastructure Binaries General.Client.Common General.Common General.Server.BusinessLayer General.Server.ServiceLayer
The previous developer told me that the only way to debug this application is to:
- Start a browser.
- Navigate to the deployed website.
- In Visual Studio, attach to the browser.
- Go through the web app and debug.
This is fine when I'm ready to test the deployed version running in IIS but, for starters, I would just like to be able to go through the regular Run-Debug cycle entirely within Visual Studio. The PROBLEM is that everything in ECommerce, in another area outside of "Sites\sitenameA", isn't referenced within the "sitenameA" project.
I've just never seen a VStudio solution organized this way but understand it makes sense in this case because there's a "sitenameB", "sitenameC", etc.
If you were in my shoes, how would you get it to run in Debug mode in VStudio?
Robert