Visual Studio 2017 Server Code upon starting makes a call to a controller I don't want

Question

Visual Studio 2017 - I inherited code for a server. Sits on an IIS port 60480 and waits for a call to a controller. At least that is what it is supposed to do. When I press the green arrow next to Server (on the right), it starts and runs one of the test controllers. The test runs correctly, but then when I close the test browser window, it stops debugging. I don't want the test script to be called at all!

I'm afraid I don't know how this "script" is set up. So that I can change it.

What I want is for NO test function to be called at all; rather, it should just wait for a call to come in from the front end.

I appreciate any help. Thanks in advance. Chuck ("Yogi")

Answer 1

If processor of emulator was set to X86 that cannot run your project in the emulator, but you set the processor to the armeabi-v7a, you can run your emulator normally, am I right?

If so, this issue was related to the Hardware acceleration for emulator performance.

Here are two ways to achieve that. Based on your description, you do not have Hyper-V, so you can choose the Intel's Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (HAXM) to accelerate it.

Let check the following settings in your computer.

1. Disable the disable Device Guard.
2. Then Verifying HAXM support, You said your computer have enabled the Intel VT-x, could you double check it like this link ?
3. If your hardware supports HAXM, we can Open a command prompt window and enter the following command.

If the state is stop or not set to RUNNING, then HAXM is not installed. You can download it and install it.