Arguments
- setting
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true or false value to turn debugging on or off.
Description
The setDebug( ) method is used to turn debugging on or off programmatically. This can be useful if you are testing an application and need a way to turn debugging on only at certain times, such as when a problem occurs. This is a good way to limit logging so that errors aren't lost in a flood of status messages, although you can turn debugging on and off for individual events using the properties in Table 15-2.
The NetDebug.as file must be included in order to use the setDebug( ) method.
Example
The following code shows the basic syntax of the setDebug( ) method:
#include "NetServices.as" #include "NetDebug.as" if (connected == null) { connected = true; NetServices.setDefaultGatewayUrl("http://127.0.0.1/flashservices/gateway"); var my_conn = NetServices.createGatewayConnection( ); var my_service = my_conn.getService("com.oreilly.frdg.searchProducts"); my_conn.getDebugConfig( ).setDebug(true); } Bugs
At the time of this writing, this method has no effect on the debugging mode. It has been removed from Macromedia's online documentation at http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flashremoting/mx/Using_Flash_Remoting_MX/asDict4.htm#91933 and should be considered unsupported until Macromedia updates their documentation.
See Also
The NetDebug object, Table 15-2 under the NetDebugConfig object, NetDebugConfig.getDebug( ) ; Chapter 13
