I have a 3-tier application that uses TSocketConnection to connect to a remote datamodule server app.
In Windows 8 i could open two instances of Delphi, one for the client and another for the server. I run both inside Delphi and could debug the server app with breakpoints : when the client called a function in the server that has a breakpoint, the execution would stop in this breakpoint inside Delphi's server app.
In Windows 10 this behaviour does not happen anymore. With the same scenario explained above, when i execute the client application it open a new instance of the server application, not using the instance already opened inside Delphi. So i end up with two instances of the server app instead of only one.
Is there a way to go back to the previous behaviour ? It was very useful to debug the server app.
Thanks