All,

I've just embarked on 2 web-application recoding projects which will
be based on the following design:

Database:  MS Access
Application logic and DB interface:  VB.Net Class Library (DLL)
Presentation:  Classic ASP

VB6 enables one to run a class library within the IDE allowing
external clients (e.g. an ASP script or other executable) to access
classes and associated functions through Server.CreateObject. Great
during the development phase! VB6's breakpoints, immediate window,
etc. all aid debugging.

However, I'm now struggling to see how to enable interactive debugging
of a class library in VB.NET. I wish to avoid recompiling the DLL with
each incremental change to "test" implementation/functionality (and
that blindly). I ask for help following 5-6 hours of googling without
result.

If someone could give me a few pointers, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks in advance,


Rob.

N.B. Due to project constraints, I should emphasise that I'm not
looking for alternate platform/technology suggestions.

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