Cathi,

The only line which reads "Symbols loaded." in the information column is "mysolutionname.exe". All of the other line items are either .NET framework dlls or MM.NET dlls. So, in other words I don't see a line referring to "mybusinessobject.dll". I've looked at this before and just assumed that since my business objects project is within my solution that I should not expect to see it listed singly here in the Modules window.



>Clay,
>
>What I would recommend doing is to open the Modules Windows during debug and check to see if the symbols of the business object assembly are getting loaded. If not, then the PDB file of the business object assembly is either missing or corrupted.
>
>>Hi Cathi,
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>>There are a number of business object class files that are all in their own project. The webforms (and winforms) are each in their own project and all are part of the same solution.
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>>>Hi Clay,
>>>
>>>Is the business object class file in another project or the same as the webform project?
>>>
>>>>I have a code behind file (myfile.aspx.cs) that I cannot debug...or maybe I should say that I have a business object (mybizobj.cs) that I call from myfile.aspx.cs. It is this mybizobj.cs file that I cannot debug when it is called from myfile.aspx.cs. However, if I call mybizobj.cs from one of my Windows Forms I can debug mybizobj.cs perfectly.
>>>>
>>>>My web.config contains "debug=true" in the compilation element. My Solution Configuration is set to "Debug" and not "Release". I've pounded on Google all day and searched the threads here without an answer. Any help is greatly appreciated.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Clay