Portlet Factory, Version 6.1.2
Interpreting a debug log file
After you run your application, open the debugTracing.txt log. It should look similar to the following:
This example log was created using the HelloWorld_Debug model and used the same inputs as the Trace a Variable section above. The upper portion of the log represents the actions that take place when the page first loads and can be interpreted as follows:
- Executing the main method took less than 20 milliseconds. At that point in the application, the varHelloWorld variable was null.
- Executing the mainPage took 20 milliseconds.
At that point in the application, again, the varHelloWorld variable was null.
In the lower portion of the log, run at 12:47:08 am on September 3rd, the following can be interpreted:
- The Action button method took less than 1 millisecond to execute.
At that point in the application, the varHelloWorld variable was null.
- The helloWorld method also took less than 1 millisecond to execute.
At that point in the application, again, the varHelloWorld variable was null.
- To load the mainPage took less than 1 millisecond.
At that point in the application, the varHelloWorld variable was equal to "Hello, world".
Parent topic: Overview: debugging an application
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