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In Visual Studio 2010, I have a web application and a console application (actually a service using NServiceBus, but it runs locally as a console application) that I want to both startup when I hit Debug.
Right now I have the Web Application set as the startup application and it opens in a browser, then I right click on my Service and go to Debug -> Start new instance. This works fine, but I would rather not do it manually because I sometimes forget and need the Service running to handle messages from the website.
Thanks.
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On the Properties page, select Common Properties > Startup Project. Select Current selection, Single startup project and a project file, or Multiple startup projects. If you select Multiple startup projects, you can change the startup order and action to take for each project: Start, Start without debugging, or None.
Setting multiple startup projects in Visual Studio is easy… 1 – Right click the solution and select 'Set Startup Projects…'. 2 – Select 'Multiple startup projects' and choose two or more projects. 3 – Press run and Visual Studio will open them in your selected browser.
You can start multiple projects by choosing multiple projects to start and the order by right clicking on the solution node on the solution explorer and selecting Properties from the menu. Select the radio button for "Multiple startup projects" and choose the action as Start for the required projects.
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