7.6 Service template debugging view

Use the service template debugging view to debug a service template. The service template debugging view appears in the right pane of the Editor window when you click the Run button in the Perform Debugging dialog box.

Figure 7‒52: Service template debugging view

This view displays the following items:

View Service Definitions button

Click this button to view service definition information. Clicking this button displays the View Service Definitions dialog box.

Perform Debugging button

Click this button to restart a debug task after the service template has been debugged. Clicking this button displays the Perform Debugging dialog box.

Release button

Click this button to release the service template. Clicking this button displays a message dialog box asking whether you really want to release the service template. Click the OK button to start releasing the service template. The release result is displayed in the Build/Release Result dialog box.

End Debug button

Clicking this button displays the Plug-in view in the left pane and the service template editing view in the right pane.

Flow view

Displays the step execution order. The icons indicating steps change according to the state. You cannot select multiple step icons at the same time.

If you double-click the icon of a step that uses a flow plug-in, the flow of substeps is displayed.

If you double-click the icon of a step that uses a repeated-execution plug-in, as many repeated-execution flows as the number of times the plug-in is repeated are displayed. These flows are displayed after the relevant repeated-execution plug-in has started (alternatively, while the plug-in is being executed or after the plug-in is completed). The name of each flow is displayed in the repeat-number_value-entered-for-repeated-execution (reserved.loop.input) format.

If you double-click a step icon that is not for a flow plug-in, repeated-execution plug-in, or a repeated-execution flow, the View Step dialog box appears.

The icon of a step in the Interrupted or Interrupted (After Execution) state is emphasized with a blue frame. The icon of a step that uses a plug-in whose execution cannot pause before the end of the step is displayed with a dark background color. Similarly, the icons of substeps for a repeated-execution plug-in are displayed with a dark background color before the plug-in is executed.

Display list box

Use this list box to select the magnification of the Flow view. You can select 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100%.

When you right-click a step icon, you can select the following items:

• View

  If you select this item, the View Step dialog box appears. You can select this item if the step icon you right-clicked is not for a repeated-execution flow.

• Resume

  Select this item to resume step execution. You can select this item if the step you right-clicked is in the Interrupted or Interrupted (After Execution) state.

Flow Tree view

Displays the names of flows of the service template in tree format. For a level at which a step has interrupted, the icon indicating theInterrupted state is displayed. When you click the name of a flow, the subordinate flows are displayed in the Flow view.

If you click a repeated-execution plug-in, as many repeated-execution flows as the number of times the plug-in is repeated are displayed in the Flow view. Repeated-execution flows are displayed in the flow tree after the relevant repeated-execution plug-in has started (alternatively, while the plug-in is being executed or after the plug-in is completed). In the flow tree, the name of each flow is displayed in the repeat-number_value-entered-for-repeated-execution (reserved.loop.input) format.

Task Log tab

The task log for debug tasks is displayed in this tab.

Log entry display area

Displays the contents of the task log. The maximum size of log data that can be displayed can be set by using the client.debugger.tasklog.maxfilesize key in the property file (config_user.properties).

Update automatically check box

If this check box is selected, the log entry display area is automatically refreshed to display the most recent task log entries regardless of the task status. If this check box is cleared, the log entry display area is not refreshed automatically.

Update button

When this button is clicked, the contents of the log entry display area are immediately refreshed to display the most recent task log entries.

Download Log File button

Clicking this button displays a dialog box for downloading a task log to a file. The default task log file name is task_task-ID_1.log. You can change the default file name.

Properties tab

A list of properties for the debugged service template is displayed in this tab. If you click the column title of a display item, the data will be sorted in ascending or descending order.

Table 7‒34: Items displayed in the Properties tab (service template debugging view)

Display item	Description
Icon indicating the type of property	The type of property is indicated by an icon. This icon is displayed for input properties. This icon is displayed for output properties. This icon is displayed for variables.
Property key	Lists property keys.
Property name	Lists the names of properties or variables.
Property value	Lists the values of properties or variables. For password data type values, dots (●) appear, instead of the entered string.

Related topics

• A.2(2) Step status icons

• Topic Property file (config_user.properties) in the Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Operation Configuration Guide

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