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 Anand Chouti (anandchouti)
PEGA
Lead System Architect
Pegasystems Inc.
US
anandchouti Member since 2014 16 posts
PEGA
Posted: Sep 6, 2016
Last activity: Sep 8, 2016
Posted: 6 Sep 2016 9:25 EDT
Last activity: 8 Sep 2016 6:47 EDT
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Efficient way to debug Java code in custom controls

I have a custom control that has java code in it. There are methods like oLog.infoForced and oLog.error that can be used to debug, but these logs recide in the PegaRules.log which has to be downloaded regulary to check the logs. Is there a better way to debug by adding logs that can be printed on the browser 's console?

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 8 Sep 2016 6:30 EDT
Santanu Bhattacherjee (Santanu) Senior Manager, Cloud Engineering, Management Plane Services
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hi

See the method Log-Message . It also carries an option to send the log to tracer. This shows the logger info in tracer.

So you might need to dig in further to understand how this method works . 

 

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 8 Sep 2016 6:47 EDT
John Pritchard-Williams (JOHNPW_GCS) Client Support Team Lead
Pegasystems Inc.
GB

Also consider setting up remote logging - you can use the Apache Logfactor5 client running on your desktop to view logging events (sent over network) generated by PRPC.

See the PRPC Help page entitled " Installing and using remote logging " for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

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