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Use Visual Studio 2008 for Debugging with NAV 2013
m_schuurman
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In different (older) NAV versions we used a codeunit that calls a dll and the dll calls a webservice. This works fine and if we had a problem we connected Visual Studio 2008 to NAV so we could also debug the dll (C#) code. No problems so far...
But with the Dynamics NAV 2013 version we can still connect through Visual Studio 2008 (attach to process -> Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Server.exe) but the Visual Studio 2008 debugger doesn't show up when it hits a breakpoint in the C# code. The new NAV debugger shows the C/AL code but I can't step into the C# code so this is also no solution. Is Visual Studio 2008 not compatible with NAV 2013?
Of course we can use Visual Studio 2010 or higher. But we use WSE 3.0 for adding a certificate to the webservice, this is no longer supported in VS 2010
But with the Dynamics NAV 2013 version we can still connect through Visual Studio 2008 (attach to process -> Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Server.exe) but the Visual Studio 2008 debugger doesn't show up when it hits a breakpoint in the C# code. The new NAV debugger shows the C/AL code but I can't step into the C# code so this is also no solution. Is Visual Studio 2008 not compatible with NAV 2013?
Of course we can use Visual Studio 2010 or higher. But we use WSE 3.0 for adding a certificate to the webservice, this is no longer supported in VS 2010
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