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Automatically break into code when calling Debug.Assert in ASP.Net and Web Services

The Debug.Assert is one of the greatest tools for developers to use for creating solid, bug free code. The problem with using Debug.Assert lies when you are writing an ASP.Net web site or Web Service. By default with these types of projects, when an Assertion fails, Visual Studio will log the Assertion message to the Debut Output window. But thats it, no other type of notification that the Assertion failed. ASP.Net and Web Services do not have any built in ability to break into debug mode when an Assertion fails. This sample creates a dll that once referenced by your ASP.Net or Web Service app, just adding a small block of xml into your web.config file will cause the debugger to automatically break into your code.

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2003/Dec/DebugAssertInASPDotNet.asp