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Date: Thu, 3 Dec 2015 14:59:05 +0000
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-title: Debug Mode and Window
-order: 3
-layout: page
----
-
-[[advanced.debug]]
-= Debug Mode and Window
-
-Vaadin applications can be run in two modes: __debug mode__ and __production
-mode__. The debug mode, which is on by default, enables a number of built-in
-debug features for Vaadin developers:
-
-* Debug Window
-* Display debug information in the Debug Window and server console
-* On-the-fly compilation of Sass themes
-
-[[advanced.debug.mode]]
-== Enabling the Debug Mode
-
-The debug mode is enabled and production mode disabled by default in the UI
-templates created with the Eclipse plugin or the Maven archetypes. The debug
-mode can be enabled by giving a [parameter]#productionMode=false# parameter to
-the Vaadin servlet configuration:
-
-[subs="normal"]
-----
-@VaadinServletConfiguration(
-            productionMode = **false**,
-            ui = **MyprojectUI.class**)
-----
-Or with a context parameter in the [filename]#web.xml# deployment descriptor:
-
-[subs="normal"]
-----
-&lt;context-param&gt;
-  &lt;description&gt;Vaadin production mode&lt;/description&gt;
-  &lt;param-name&gt;productionMode&lt;/param-name&gt;
-  &lt;param-value&gt;**false**&lt;/param-value&gt;
-&lt;/context-param&gt;
-----
-Enabling the production mode disables the debug features, thereby preventing
-users from easily inspecting the inner workings of the application from the
-browser.
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.open]]
-== Opening the Debug Window
-
-Running an application in the debug mode enables the client-side Debug Window in
-the browser. You can open the Debug Window by adding " ?debug" parameter to the
-URL of the UI, for example, http://localhost:8080/myapp/?debug. The Debug Window
-has buttons for controlling the debugging features and a scrollable log of debug
-messages.
-
-[[]]
-.Debug Window
-image::img/debug-window-annotated-hi.png[]
-
-The functionalities are described in detail in the subsequent sections. You can
-move the window by dragging it from the title bar and resize it from the
-corners. The [guibutton]#Minimize# button minimizes the debug window in the
-corner of the browser window, and the [guibutton]#Close# button closes it.
-
-If you use the Firebug plugin for Firefox or the Developer Tools console in
-Chrome, the log messages will also be printed to the Firebug console. In such a
-case, you may want to enable client-side debugging without showing the Debug
-Window with " ?debug=quiet" in the URL. In the quiet debug mode, log messages
-will only be printed to the console of the browser debugger.
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.log]]
-== Debug Message Log
-
-The debug message log displays client-side debug messages, with time counter in
-milliseconds. The control buttons allow you to clear the log, reset the timer,
-and lock scrolling.
-
-[[]]
-.Debug Message Log
-image::img/debug-log-hi.png[]
-
-[[advanced.debug.log.custom]]
-=== Logging to Debug Window
-
-You can take advantage of the debug mode when developing client-side components,
-by using the standard Java [classname]#Logger# to write messages to the log. The
-messages will be written to the debug window and Firebug console. No messages
-are written if the debug window is not open or if the application is running in
-production mode.
-
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.info]]
-== General Information
-
-The [guilabel]#General information about the application(s)# tab displays
-various information about the UI, such as version numbers of the client and
-servlet engine, and the theme. If they do not match, you may need to compile the
-widget set or theme.
-
-[[]]
-.General Information
-image::img/debug-info.png[]
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.hierarchy]]
-== Inspecting Component Hierarchy
-
-The [guilabel]#Component Hierarchy# tab has several sub-modes that allow
-debugging the component tree in various ways.
-
-[[advanced.debug.hierarchy.tree]]
-=== Connector Hierarchy Tree
-
-The [guibutton]#Show the connector hierarchy tree# button displays the
-client-side connector hierarchy. As explained in
-<<dummy/../../../framework/gwt/gwt-overview.asciidoc#gwt.overview,"Integrating
-with the Server-Side">>, client-side widgets are managed by connectors that
-handle communication with the server-side component counterparts. The connector
-hierarchy therefore corresponds with the server-side component tree, but the
-client-side widget tree and HTML DOM tree have more complexity.
-
-[[]]
-.Connector Hierarchy Tree
-image::img/debug-hierarchy-tree.png[]
-
-Clicking on a connector highlights the widget in the UI.
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.hierarchy.inspect]]
-=== Inspecting a Component
-
-The [guibutton]#Select a component in the page to inspect it# button lets you
-select a component in the UI by clicking it and display its client-side
-properties.
-
-To view the HTML structure and CSS styles in more detail, you can use Firebug in
-Firefox, or the Developer Tools in Chrome, as described in
-<<dummy/../../../framework/getting-started/getting-started-environment#getting-started.environment.firefox,"Firefox
-and Firebug">>. Firefox also has a built-in feature for inspecting HTML and CSS.
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.hierarchy.analyze]]
-=== Analyzing Layout Problems
-
-The [guilabel]#Check layouts for potential problems# button analyzes the
-currently visible UI and makes a report of possible layout related problems. All
-detected layout problems are displayed in the log and also printed to the
-console.
-
-[[]]
-.Debug Window Showing the Result of Layout Analysis.
-image::img/debug-window-analyze-layouts.png[]
-
-Clicking on a reported problem highlights the component with the problem in the
-UI.
-
-The most common layout problem is caused by placing a component that has a
-relative size inside a container (layout) that has undefined size in the
-particular direction (height or width). For example, adding a
-[classname]#Button# with 100% width inside a [classname]#VerticalLayout# with
-undefined width. In such a case, the error would look as shown in
-<<dummy/../../../framework//-overview.asciidoc#figure.advanced.debug.hierarchy.analyze,"">>.
-
-[classname]#CustomLayout# components can not be analyzed in the same way as
-other layouts. For custom layouts, the button analyzes all contained
-relative-sized components and checks if any relative dimension is calculated to
-zero so that the component will be invisible. The error log will display a
-warning for each of these invisible components. It would not be meaningful to
-emphasize the component itself as it is not visible, so when you select such an
-error, the parent layout of the component is emphasized if possible.
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.hierarchy.used]]
-=== Displaying Used Connectors
-
-The last button, [guibutton]#Show used connectors and how to optimize widget
-set#, displays a list of all currently visible connectors. It also generates a
-connector bundle loader factory, which you can use to optimize the widget set so
-that it only contains the widgets actually used in the UI. Note, however, that
-it only lists the connectors visible in the current UI state, and you usually
-have more connectors than that.
-
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.communication]]
-== Communication Log
-
-The [guilabel]#Communication# tab displays all server requests. You can unfold
-the requests to view details, such as the connectors involved. Clicking on a
-connector highlights the corresponding element in the UI.
-
-You can use Firebug or Developer Tools in Firefox or Chrome, respectively, to
-get more detailed information about the requests and responses.
-
-
-[[advanced.debug.devmodes]]
-== Debug Modes
-
-The [guilabel]#Menu# tab in the window opens a sub-menu to select various
-settings. Here you can also launch the GWT SuperDevMode, as described in
-<<dummy/../../../framework/clientside/clientside-debugging#clientside.debugging,"Debugging
-Client-Side Code">>.
-
-
-
-
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