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Written by: Michael Washington
12/20/2009 6:37 PM 

Victor Gaudioso just shot me an email asking me how to debug a Silverlight 4 out-of-browser application where you can just hit F5. I know he is working on his latest Silverlight 4 book so he probably needs to get this in the book tonight.

To illustrate this, I am using the source code for Silverlight Bridge.

1) Right-click on the FileManager project and select Properties. On the Silverlight tab, select Enable running application out of the browser.

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2) Build and run the application and install it out-of-browser.

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3) Right-click on the FileManager project and select Properties. On the Debug tab, select the application in the Installed out-of-browser application drop down.

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4) in the Solution Explorer, right click on the FileManager project and select Set as StartUp Project.

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5) Set a break point, Hit F5 and debug!

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Re: Debug your Silverlight 4 Out of Browser application using F5

Very nice!

By MickD on   12/21/2009 1:28 PM

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