Folks, 

I can debug the silverlight application when I press F5 and having breakpoint in the SL project. However, I need more.

 I've to disable the "Integrated Windows authentication" option for IIS and at the same time I want to debug the project. Is there any ways I can attach the SL process and do debugging, something similar to what we do for ASP.net?

Cheers,
Ricky

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Hello, Silverlight runs on the client (browser), so I don't think authentication will be an issue. To debug a Silverlight application without source code, you can attach the browser process. But if your application needs server support, it may be quite complicated. You have to attach to the server process as well. That is, you'll need two instances of Visual Studio.

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