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Re: NetBeans Ruby JavaScript Support

by Tor Norbye :: Rate this Message:

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On May 19, 2008, at 2:40 PM, bruparel wrote:

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> Hello Tor,
> Thanks for the response.  I have been playing with Firefox/Firebug
> combination and was thinking that Firebug incorporated into NetBeans  
> would
> be fantastic for debugging Javascript code.  What do you think?

Hi Bharat -
Try the dailys!  We demoed a JavaScript client side (e.g. browser)  
debugger at JavaOne two weeks ago, and just a day or two ago that  
debugger was integrated with Rails projects as well (the initial  
support was for Java EE web based projects only).

I haven't tried the Rails integration myself, but I believe you go to  
the project settings and configure client side debugging there, then  
run the debugger as usual and now any breakpoints you've set in  
JavaScript (and hopefully RHTML files, gotta check that) will cause  
the -browser- to fire the breakpoint and you can single step through  
your code etc. etc.  (Frames are mapped to threads, and so on.)

-- Tor

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> Regards,
> Bharat
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