[Openroad-users] Debugging App Server

[Martin Pomej]

Hi Kim,
 
Therefore do you have to remove 'DefineBPM' statements and the b_osca
parameter when calling the SCP?
 
Or is it as simple as making the type = RP_LOCAL, including the ASA
application and hitting the 'Go' button?
 
I ask the above as I've changed the type to RP_LOCAL and getting the
following error:
    Fatal error: (-501) uc_osca.Validate: A Context Id has not been
allocated
    uc_stob_mgr.GetNextStobId: STOB manager has not been initialised in
thisapplication

Regards, 
Martin. 

 

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From: Kim Ginnerup [mailto:kgi at bording.dk] 
Sent: Friday, 17 November 2006 17:11
To: martin.pomej at myworkplace.com.au; International OpenROAD Users
Subject: SV: [Openroad-users] Debugging App Server



What you can do is to database include the appserver in a client app.

Set the type to RP_LOCAL. 

When you use RP_LOCAL, all call4gl statement are done as normal callproc,

Now you can debug it as a normal app.

If you do not have a client then just make one, it only cost you a procedure
and a few lines of code.

I find it a better solution to build an external client than changing the
apsserver code, you’ll never know what you brake,

Or what you leave behind after the test.

 

Kim

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[mailto:openroad-users-bounces at peerlessit.com] På vegne af Martin Pomej
Sendt: 17. november 2006 03:22
Til: OpenROAD Users
Emne: [Openroad-users] Debugging App Server

 

Hello OR world,

 

When using the RemoteServer.Initiate method the documentation states the
following re the type parameter:

 

The RP_LOCAL type is useful for development and debugging. When initiated
in RP_LOCAL mode, all Call4GL calls on the RemoteServer object are forwarded
to a local instance of the named 4GL procedure (within the current
application or
its included applications) and not sent to an Application Server.

 

Does this mean that I can use the debugger and step through the code on the
App Server end?

I've set the type to RP_LOCAL and nothing appears to be different.

 

Currently when I have a logic bug I have to set about a million trace
messages all through the method(s) that are involved to 'see' what is
happening and this is extremely painful.

 

Am I debugging App Server the hard way, or is it just the way things are?

 

Any light shed on this would be much appreciated.

Regards, 
Martin Pomej 
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