I have not tried it, but it should be doable on IIS6 due to these facts:
1. On IIS5, ASP.Net applications are ALL gated by a single-instance ISAPI
DLL inside of inetinfo.exe, so this restricts .Net applications under debug
since a process can only have one debugger.
2. On IIS6, if you run ASP.Net applications in different Application Pools,
you get a ISAPI DLL PER Application Pool process -- meaning that if you give
each developer an Application Pool for their applications, they should be
able to simultaneously debug their own process.
Note that this does not allow two developers to debug the same URL -- every
URL belongs to exactly one Application Pool and hence worker process -- but
if you can multiple copies of your application in different URLs that use
different Application Pools, you should be able to simultaneously debug both
processes of different Application Pools (we do this sort of debugging all
the time).
--
//David
IIS
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Does anyone have any experience with this?
Or know where I can find a definate answer?
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