Debugging into dotnet DLLs.
Hello, I am using a dotnet dll in testcomplete and I am calling a method included in this library. Sequence of task: 1. Make reference of the assembly in Microsoft .Net CLR bridg...
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Dmitry_Nikolaev
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StaffHi David,
Thank you for sending the files.
I think that I know the cause of the problem. By default, TestComplete uses the latest version on the CLR installed on the machine in order to host the CLR Bridge feature. Most probably, the latest version of CLR on your machine is 4.0. However, Visual Studio 2008 does not support debugging applications that use CLR newer than version 3.5.
Thank you for sending the files.
I think that I know the cause of the problem. By default, TestComplete uses the latest version on the CLR installed on the machine in order to host the CLR Bridge feature. Most probably, the latest version of CLR on your machine is 4.0. However, Visual Studio 2008 does not support debugging applications that use CLR newer than version 3.5.
You can:
- Use Visual Studio 2010.
- Debug your assembly on a machine without .NET Framework 4 installed.
- Create a helper .NET application that will call the needed methods from your assembly in order to debug it.