1.5.1 Debug Configuration dialog

The Debug Configuration dialog defines the configuration of debugging a business process.

When you perform any of the following operations, this dialog appears:

Selecting Debug configuration from the Debug menu of Eclipse
Right clicking the business process to be debugged from the list of service definitions in the tree view, and selecting Debug configuration
Right clicking the target project from package explorer, and selecting Debug - Debug configuration
Selecting Debug configuration from the Run menu of Eclipse

For details about how to debug a business process, see the contents related to debugging of a business process in the manual Service Platform Basic Development Guide.

The following figure shows the configuration of the Debug Configuration dialog:

Figure 1‒94: Debug Configuration dialog

A Debug Configuration dialog includes Business Process Settings and Debug Settings tabs.

Organization of this subsection

(1) Business Process Settings tab
(2) Debug Settings tab

(1) Business Process Settings tab

The following figure shows items of the Business Process Settings tab:

Figure 1‒95: Business Process Settings tab

Debug target: Select the business process to be debugged from the drop down list.

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(2) Debug Settings tab

The following figure shows items of the Debug Settings tab:

Figure 1‒96: Debug Settings tab

Socket settings

Specify a IP address and a port number to be used for debugging the business process.

IP address: Specify the IP address to be used for debugging the business process. To specify an IP address, select the Others radio button, and then enter the IP address in the text box.
Port number: Specify the port number to be used for debugging the business process. To specify a port number, select the Others radio button, and then enter the port number in the text box. You can enter a numeric character from 0 to 65535 in the port number. If you specify 0 in the port number, a free port number will set up automatically.

Communication settings

Specify the maximum size and a timeout value of communication.

Maximum size of communication (MB)

Specify the maximum communication size (unit: MBs) of the data such as messages. To specify an arbitrary maximum size, select the Others radio button, and then enter the maximum size of communication in the text box. You can enter a numeric character from 1 to 2,000 in the maximum size of communication. If you send and receive the data in excess of the size entered in Maximum size of communication (MB), debugging of the business process terminates forcibly.

Reference note: This parameter affects the length of variable values (messages), length of the XPath expression, and length of the XPath expression evaluation result that can be handled for debugging of the business process. This parameter also affects the size of debug information that is received during debugging.

Timeout (seconds)

Set up a timeout value (unit: seconds) until a connection is established for debugging the business process between the development environment and the execution environment. To specify a timeout value, select the Others radio button, and then enter the timeout value in the text box. You can enter a numeric value from 1 to 1,800 in the timeout value.

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