Returns
A NetDebugConfig object containing the currently subscribed events.
Description
The getDebugConfig( ) method is used to programmatically retrieve the currently subscribed events for the NetConnection Debugger panel.
Example
The following code shows the basic syntax of the getDebugConfig( ) method and how it might be used:
#include "NetDebug.as" #include "NetServices.as" NetServices.setDefaultGatewayURL("http://localhost/flashservices/gateway"); var my_conn = NetServices.createGatewayConnection( ); var my_service = my_conn.getService("myService", this); my_conn.trace("Service Object created."); function onStatus (error) { // Show error message trace(error.description); // Get the NetDebugConfig object var debugConfig = my_conn.getDebugConfig( ); // Iterate through the properties of the NetDebugObject for (i in debugConfig) { trace (i + ":" + debugConfig[i]); // If the property is an object itself, iterate through its properties for (j in debugConfig[i]) trace (" " + j + ":" + debugConfig[i][j]); } } In the code, a NetDebugConfig object is created when a service call fails, and the properties of the object are written to the Output window. Note that some of the properties of the NetDebugConfig object are objects themselves , so they will be written to the Output window as [object Object] . The properties give you information about your current debug settings.
See Also
NetConnection.getDebugId( ) , NetConnection.setDebugId( ) , the NetDebug class, the NetDebugConfig class; Chapter 13
