Enabling debugging for your deployment configuration – PB Docs 80

Enabling debugging for your deployment configuration

Before you can debug
a project, you need to create a deployment configuration for a PowerDynamo
application server. You then select this deployment configuration
as your debugging configuration and specify the starting page for your
Web site.

For more information, see “Adding deployment and
debugging configurations “
.

If you use the Dynamo Web Site target wizard, you can enable
debugging when you create your deployment configuration. But it
is still possible that you will want to turn debugging on and off
at various times while you’re testing your Web site, and
you will still need to select the start page for the debugging configuration
and the type of scripts you want to debug.

proc.gif To enable debugging for your deployment configuration

  1. On the Deploy page of the Target Properties
    dialog box, select the deployment configuration you want to use
    for debugging.

  2. Click the Edit Configuration button.

    The Deployment Configuration Properties dialog box displays.

  3. Click Object Model in the left pane and make sure
    the Enable Debugging checkbox is selected in the right pane.

    objmodl.gif

  4. Click OK

    Click the Run/Debug tab of the Target Properties
    dialog box.

  5. Make sure the configuration you want to use for
    debugging is selected in the Deploy Configuration For Running/Debugging
    dropdown listbox.

  6. Select or type a start page for your Web target.

    You can enter a relative URL if you selected an HTTP server
    name and port for your deployment configuration. Relative URLs must
    start with a forward slash. For example: /files/first.htm
    .

  7. Select checkboxes for the type of script you want
    to debug.

    You can select both Client Side Scripts and Server Side Scripts
    for debugging.

  8. Select the Local Server radio button if your Web
    server is on your local machine.

    or

    Select the Remote Server radio button if your Web server
    is on a remote machine, and type the target machine name or IP address
    in the textbox beneath the radio button.

  9. Click OK to save any changes to your Web target
    properties.


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