Difference between revisions of "OtfTraceWindow"
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The Trace window can record the communication and the changes of many execution times, or it shall clear the recorded data from the previous execution when starting a new execution. You can adjust this behaviour via the "'''Clear Trace'''" button ("[[File:ClearTrace.png]]") in the tab "'''Start'''" of the [[OtfMenuBar|Ribbon]]. | The Trace window can record the communication and the changes of many execution times, or it shall clear the recorded data from the previous execution when starting a new execution. You can adjust this behaviour via the "'''Clear Trace'''" button ("[[File:ClearTrace.png]]") in the tab "'''Start'''" of the [[OtfMenuBar|Ribbon]]. | ||
| − | The Trace is a tool window, so it can be docked, floating, opened, closed, resized or set to auto hide. When starting the OTF the first time, the Trace window is already opened and docked under the [[OtfWorkflowDesigner|Workflow Designer]]. You can open or close it via the "'''Trace Window'''" button ("[[File:TraceToolWindow.png]]") in the [[OtfMenuBar|Ribbon]] | + | The Trace is a tool window, so it can be docked, floating, opened, closed, resized or set to auto hide. When starting the OTF the first time, the Trace window is already opened and docked under the [[OtfWorkflowDesigner|Workflow Designer]]. You can open or close it via the "'''Trace Window'''" button ("[[File:TraceToolWindow.png]]") in the [[OtfMenuBar|Ribbon]]. |
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Revision as of 10:39, 15 September 2014
The Trace Window detects the diagnostic communication and the variables changes at runtime and records them in a chronological sequence. The trace window consists of the "Communication" pane and the "Variable" pane.
In the "Communication" pane, each request and each response generate an entry including a timestamp, and detailed information.
In the "Variable" pane, at each change of a variable, a corresponding entry is generated including a timestamp, and detailed information.
The Trace window can record the communication and the changes of many execution times, or it shall clear the recorded data from the previous execution when starting a new execution. You can adjust this behaviour via the "Clear Trace" button ("
") in the tab "Start" of the Ribbon.
The Trace is a tool window, so it can be docked, floating, opened, closed, resized or set to auto hide. When starting the OTF the first time, the Trace window is already opened and docked under the Workflow Designer. You can open or close it via the "Trace Window" button ("
") in the Ribbon.
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| Trace Window records the diagnostic communication and the variable changes |
