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<span class="f_Para">An instance of the Debugger Client can be debugging a web application (acting as the </span><span class="f_Product">Janus Debugger</span><span class="f_Para">), or it can be debugging a 3270 or Batch2 application (acting as the </span><span class="f_Product">TN3270 Debugger</span><span class="f_Para">). At any given time, it may only be debugging one type of application. The title bar of the Debugger Client indicates the application type.</span> | <span class="f_Para">An instance of the Debugger Client can be debugging a web application (acting as the </span><span class="f_Product">Janus Debugger</span><span class="f_Para">), or it can be debugging a 3270 or Batch2 application (acting as the </span><span class="f_Product">TN3270 Debugger</span><span class="f_Para">). At any given time, it may only be debugging one type of application. The title bar of the Debugger Client indicates the application type.</span> | ||
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These subsections continue the overview of the Debuggers: | These subsections continue the overview of the Debuggers: | ||
: [[ | : [[Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|The basic operation]] | ||
: [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|The feature set]] | : [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|The feature set]] | ||
: [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|The architecture]] | : [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|The architecture]] | ||
: [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|Versions and builds]] | : [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|Versions and builds]] | ||
: [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|System requirements]] | : [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|System requirements]] | ||
: [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|Known limitations]] | : [[Category:Debugger_Home#The_basic_operation|Known limitations]] > | ||
==== The basic operation ==== | ==== The basic operation ==== | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 26 August 2022
This is a master category and page for all things Debugger (Janus/TN3270 Sirius Debugger). It is currently under construction, so it is subject to changes and formatting.
About the Debuggers
The Janus Debugger is a tool designed for developers who create and maintain Janus Web Server applications. With software installed in the Model 204 Online, as well as on a workstation with a browser that can access the Web Server, the Janus Debugger lets you examine in statement by statement detail the SOUL code that the Web Server executes.
The TN3270 Debugger is designed for developers who create and maintain Model 204 3270 and Batch2 applications. With software installed on the Model 204 Online, it uses the same Debugger Client as the Janus Debugger, letting you examine 3270 and Batch2 applications.
An instance of the Debugger Client can be debugging a web application (acting as the Janus Debugger), or it can be debugging a 3270 or Batch2 application (acting as the TN3270 Debugger). At any given time, it may only be debugging one type of application. The title bar of the Debugger Client indicates the application type.
Subcategories
This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
Pages in category "Debugger Home"
The following 114 pages are in this category, out of 114 total.
A
C
- Cancelling execution
- Changing the colors in Client displays
- Changing the font size in Client displays
- Changing the location of Client work files
- Check Debugger Prerequisites
- Client Command Reference
- Configure web browser (Janus Debugger only)
- Controlling the execution of program code
- Copying, printing, or saving text
- Creating and running a macro
- Customize debuggerConfig file
D
- Data Display menu options (Debugger)
- Debugger &&functions
- Debugging multiple Web Servers
- Debugging requests that spawn daemons
- Debugging the Janus Debugger
- Debugging the TN3270 Debugger
- Debugging Web Server persistent sessions
- Default settings of buttons and hot keys
- Define and start a client socket port (TN3270 Debugger only)
- Define and start the Debugger Server port
- Displaying $lists, Stringlists, and Arraylists
- Displaying a statement history
- Displaying all fields in a record
- Displaying all Variables of an object's class
- Displaying Janus SOAP XML document objects
- Displaying line information and editing procedures
- Displaying Model 204 parameters
- Displaying temporarily the value of a program data item
- Displaying the current occurrence value in an FEO loop
- Displaying the Universal Buffer content
E
G
H
P
R
S
- Saving and restoring Watch Window contents
- Search facility
- Search menu options
- Seeing through Client windows
- Selectively excluding source code blocks
- Set Model 204 system parameters
- Setting the value of a variable
- Setting up the ui.xml file
- Specifying a startup command for the Client
- Status bar
- Step, Step Over, and Run
- Stepping out
- Suppressing the break at the end of request evaluation
T
- Test the end to end configuration
- The lower windows
- The tabbed pages
- TN3270 DEBUG on web threads
- TN3270 DEBUG Syntax
- TN3270 DEBUG WAIT
- Tracing all lines executed
- Tracing all updates to a variable's value
- Tracing options
- Tracing program execution
- Tracing until a value change or until a value match
- Tracking Client performance