Re: NetBeans Ruby JavaScript Support

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> On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 8:34 AM, Tor Norbye <tor.norbye@...
> <mailto:tor.norbye@...>> wrote:
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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?
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>     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).
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>     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.)
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>     -- Tor
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> I have just tried the client side javascript debugger under Ubuntu
> 8.04 with Firefox 3.0b (release candidate). Netbeans promoted to
> install the firefox plugin and that installed fine. Restart Firefox,
> however when I launch the debug session the firefox window sits on
> "NetBeans JavaScript Debugger Launching. Please wait..." and never
> goes any further.