8.3.3 Functions used during debug operations
The table below describes the functions relating to debugging of service templates. When debugging service templates, use the functions that are appropriate for your purpose.
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Setting up debug tasks |
You can specify the definition information of the debug service and debug task, the task log output level, and information about debug service properties. |
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Setting up step execution |
You can execute a debug task without pausing between steps (like execution of normal tasks), or by interrupting a step before and after processing of the plug-in. A combination of the following methods can be used for steps in a debug task.
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8.3.9 Operations for interrupting step executions during debugging |
Skipping plug-in processing |
You can skip plug-in processing and continue processing as if execution of the step has been completed. |
8.3.11 Procedure for skipping plug-in processing during debugging |
Checking property mapping settings |
You can display the values of step properties in the Debug area. By viewing this information together with the service property values displayed on the Service Properties tab, you can check whether property mapping is configured correctly. |
8.3.13 Procedure for checking property mapping settings during debugging |
Changing information in a step |
You can change a property value and return value of a step to any value.
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8.3.14 Procedure for changing step property values or return value during debugging |
Retrying tasks |
You can use the following ways to retry a failed debug task:
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8.3.19 Procedure for debugging a service template again without rebuilding, 8.3.20 Procedure for retrying a task from a failed step during debugging, and 8.3.21 Procedure for retrying a task from the step after the failed step during debugging |
Displaying flow information |
You can use the following ways to display the flow of a debug task:
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8.3.22 Displaying debug task flow, 8.3.23 Displaying the flow tree of a debug task, 8.4 Managing debug tasks |
Displaying task logs |
The contents of the task log can always be displayed on the Task Log in the Service Builder Debug window. You can configure JP1/AO to automatically refresh and download the contents of the task log. |
8.4.3 Procedure for checking task log entries for debug tasks |
Managing debug tasks |
You can do the following for debug tasks:
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