I have created a web service that works fine for me (please keep in mind that I used visual studio and did
some .net programming few years ago and since then I have not touched until now when my company started
moving our apps to .net, I am totally new to SOA but I am finding my way around) the problem is when I debug this
app, the service I have created uses our dbaccess generic class to interact with the database. The namespace:
using XXXX.Library.Database;
have been included to the list of directives (if I can use this word) for the service I have created and I can
actaully declare classes from this namespace inside the definition of my web service, the problem is that when
i hit the line code in my webservice:
objDbAccess = new DbAccessBase(strConnectionName);
dsNew = _objDbAccess.GetDataSet(sqlCmd);
return dsNew;
this code is actually creating an instance of dbacess class and then calls methods form it. While I am debugging
my webservice code I can not make the debugger show me the code from dbaccess methods, no matter what I do it
does not step into the code rather it just step over it, it executes everything fine but does not take me inside
the code for dbaccess so I can see what is really happening and why my sql is not returning any data? is this
possible? what do I have to do to force the debugger show me the actaul exectuion for dbaccess methods.
any help will be much appreciated.