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print pageDebugging ZoomFlex Applications
When you are developing and extending applications with ZoomFlex, you would need to use debugging to see the results of your changes to the code. As ZoomFlex applications have two components to it -- client-side Flex application, and server-side ColdFusion application -- you might need different approaches to debugging your applications. This blog post provides an overview of the different approaches. Over the next few days we'll be blogging about these approaches.
ZoomFlex debugging approaches fall in two distinct categories -- Client-side and Server-side.
Client-side approaches to debugging provide information the state of the Flex application as it is running in a browser. For example, if you wanted to find out what is the value of a variable in the Flex application, or see which events are being dispatched inside a Flex application, you would use one of the several approaches to client-side debugging.
Server-side approaches, on the other hand, are provide information about the state of the server-side application in response to the commands received from the client-side application. A couple of examples of server-side debugging would be to, for example, figure out what arguments to a server-side function are being passed by the client-side command, what results are being generated by the server-side application, what results are being returned by the server-side function, and so on.
We will first blog about Client-side approaches and look at the first one -- ZoomFlex Remoting Debugging.
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