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I received a C# 2008 console application from a contract shop to work with. The purpose of the console application is to consume data it receives from a web service. (The contract shop that wrote the web service also wrote the console application
I am suppose to work with.)
My questions are the following:
1. The console application writes to a log file. The only results I can see that can come from the log file is a dos window that displays while the application is running. If this is true, can you tell me how to have the log file write to a different location?
2. When I run the console application, I sometimes see error messages that show up in the dos popup window. At first I thought the error messages came from the web service. However today I opened up an *.xsd file and I see alot of the error messages
that appeared in the dos window the last few days. Thus can you tell me how to determine how the *.xsd file is wired to the application? I would like to learn how the code is called.
3. Can I step through the code that is executed from the *.xsd file? If so, how would I accomplish this task? Do I need certain debug options set?
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I am suppose to work with.)
My questions are the following:
1. The console application writes to a log file. The only results I can see that can come from the log file is a dos window that displays while the application is running. If this is true, can you tell me how to have the log file write to a different location?
2. When I run the console application, I sometimes see error messages that show up in the dos popup window. At first I thought the error messages came from the web service. However today I opened up an *.xsd file and I see alot of the error messages
that appeared in the dos window the last few days. Thus can you tell me how to determine how the *.xsd file is wired to the application? I would like to learn how the code is called.
3. Can I step through the code that is executed from the *.xsd file? If so, how would I accomplish this task? Do I need certain debug options set?
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