visual studio - Why would my ASP.NET project run on the development server when not among the startup projects? -

I have a Visual Studio 2008 solution that includes ASPN-host's remoting project in C #. solutions include other C # projects and C ++ projects

When debugging interaction between my C # client and asp.net server, debugging is very good I can really step into the server call and I can get back out. However, there are times at times for which I need to focus on .

My problem is that after the settings of the startup project) Asp.net does not prevent the project from launching ASP.NET project in development server (and system tray) for projects other than the project. This "debugging" copy is not visible, but it is running and using resources when I do not want it.

I have checked-out and startup project settings are again in the "closed" position why this happens and / or any thoughts on how to stop it? Does anyone else have this experience?

Solution note: "Oh, that's where it is!" Event in Visual Studio This setting is not on the ASP.NET Project Properties page (right-click on the project in Solution Explorer and select "Properties"), and the startup project is not on the UI. Instead, this "Regular" property is on the page when the solution is selected in the solution Explorer ie Make sure that the Properties page is visible (see-> Properties window) and then click on the ASP.NET project in Solution Explorer. Top options "always start when debugging", which is set to false, resolves the problem.

To stop the development server from launching

< Li> Click on ASP.NET Project in Solution Explorer
• "always start debugging" in the property window false