Debugging, Testing and Error Handling
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Everything accomplished by an XAF application is written to a log file, which is very useful in debugging an application. For example, all the exceptions raised when using the applications are logged through the Error Handling mechanism. Generally, you can populate log files with any information manually, and customize the Error Handling mechanism. To learn more, use the following links.
Concepts
- Log Files
- Collect and Analyze the Diagnostic Information
- Add Custom Log Entries and Customize the Default Tracer Behavior
- Error Handling in ASP.NET Applications
- Determine Why an Action, Controller or Editor is Inactive
- Determine an Action’s Controller and Identifier
- Functional Testing
Knowledge Base Articles
- Debug DevExpress .NET Source Code with PDB Files
- How to enable script debugging
- How to measure and improve the application’s performance
Additional Reference
This section contains links to MSDN Library documents which contain information on debugging in Visual Studio.
- Debugging - general information on Visual Studio integrated debugging functions.
- Using the Debugger - general information on how to debug an application.
- Debugging Managed Code - covers common debugging problems and techniques for managed applications.
- Debugging User Interface Reference - contains descriptions of various Visual Studio dialog windows used when debugging.
- Managing Exceptions with the Debugger - describes how to set the debugger to break when an exception is thrown.