Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of HowToDebug

Timestamp:

11/07/13 08:51:41 (11 years ago)

Author:

ticheler

Comment:

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HowToDebug

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 The easiest way to debug Java code is to add some logging statements
-to the code.  (Sigh.)
+to the code.
 
 == Debugging XSLT scripts ==
 
-Much of GN's functionality is implemented through XSLT scripts
+Much of !GeoNetwork's functionality is implemented through XSLT scripts
 that are applied to the XML output of some Java code.
 It is possible to see that XML output and run an XSLT script
@@ -14 +14 @@
 The best way to do this is to enable Jeeves debugging.
 In `web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/config.xml`, in the `<general>`
-section, set `<debug>true</debug>` and restart GN.  Then
+section, set `<debug>true</debug>` and restart !GeoNetwork.  Then
 you can add an exclamation mark (`!`) to the end of the
 name of a service to view the intermediate XML.
-For example, if you bring up the GN home page in your
+For example, if you bring up the !GeoNetwork home page in your
 browser, the URL will end in `...main.home`.  Edit the
 URL to `...main.home!` and press Enter.  The intermediate
@@ -47 +47 @@
    * Microsoft Script Editor, which comes with Office, provides a full !JavaScript debugger like the one in Firebug.
      This tool takes up a lot of screen real estate; it's much easier to use if you have a second display.
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