To start and use Appeon Debugger successfully, be aware of the following important prerequisites and note:
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Appeon Debugger can work on both 32-bit and 64-bit machines. But for 64-bit machines, Appeon Debugger can only work with 64-bit Internet Explorer.
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Appeon Debugger can work with Internet Explorer 9.0 or later (both 32-bit and 64-bit), and does not work with other Web browser such as IE 7/8, Chrome, Firefox, & Opera. However, you can run (not debug) the Appeon Web application in the other Web browser.
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Appeon Mobile provides no debug tool, but you can still take advantage of Appeon Debugger to debug the business logic of the mobile application in Internet Explorer.
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Microsoft script debugger must have been correctly installed and registered on the same machine and script debugging is enabled in Internet Explorer. Otherwise, you may encounter problems in starting and using Appeon Debugger.
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Modify the Windows registration table: In order to make sure that the Appeon Debugger work correctly, you need to modify the Windows registration table after the installation of the Microsoft script debugger.
For 64-bit machines, follow the steps below:
1) Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\
2) Add one DWORD value: TabProcGrowth = 0
3) Add two String values:
Isolation = PMEM
IsolationImmersive = PMEM
For 32-bit machines, follow the steps below:
1) Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\
2) Add one DWORD value: TabProcGrowth = 0
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Enable the script debugging option: Simply uncheck the Disable script Debugging checkbox under the Advanced Internet Options menu.
If you encounter any error when starting the Appeon Debugger, refer to the solutions in the section called “Appeon Debugger” in Appeon Troubleshooting Guide.
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A script in the deployed application must meet all of the following requirements to be debugged; otherwise Appeon Debugger will simply ignore it:
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The script is deployed in the Debug JS or Debug PS/JS mode, using the local Appeon Developer.
If you have changed the application PBLs, or the local application files and the remote application files are not the same, you must re-deploy the application. Or the newly-added code will not be selectable in Appeon Debugger.
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The original PowerScript code of the script is supported by Appeon.
If the code is unsupported, it is marked with a
icon in the Appeon Debugger Source view, and cannot be set as breakpoint,
nor be located with the Run To
Cursor or Set Next
Statement commands in the debugger.
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