Use our experimental feature to open a debug session in Chrome DevTools to be able to debug Server-Side Business Objects.
Use all known features like breakpoints and watchpoints to fully enjoy debugging of your code.
Open debug session
As soon as the feature is activated a Debug button is displayed in test mode of your functions of Server-Side Business Objects.
Press the button to start your debug session.
Use the provided link to open your debug session in Chrome DevTools:
- Manually copy the link address to clipboard
- Open a new Browser tab or window
- Open Chrome Developer tools by pressing F12, or selecting from the Menu “more Tools…” > “Developer Tools”
- Paste the copied link into the browsers address bar
Status of session context
The current status of the debugging context is displayed in the results window. This is used for visualization.
Note: If you open multiple debug session, status of last opened session is shown.
| Status | Displayed text | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
|
Initialization |
Debugging session initializing, |
– |
|
Open session |
Debugging session for id: [UUID of session] ongoing. |
It can only be displayed that session is open, not whether Chrome DevTools has connected to it |
|
Closing session |
Debugging session for id: [UUID of session] closing. |
– |
Close debug session
You can close the debug session by clicking on x-Button of info panel of debug session.
If the Chrome Dev Tools are not opened via the link within a few minutes, the debug context is automatically closed.
Hints on using Chrome DevTools
After clicking the link, Chrome DevTool opens where debugging is possible.
The actual function now appears and you can debug within Chrome DevTools.
After completion, the connection to the GraalVM instance is disconnected and the function is executed as usual.
