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Orchestration Debugger in HAT
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| Hi,
I want to confirm if we can use the Orchestration debugger to do a step by
step debugging of any orchestration without having Visual studio installed.
I carried out a simple test in a box which did not have VS and it passed. I
just want to be doubly sure and hear from the experts.
Thanks in advance
Regards,
red
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| Nabeel Prior 2005-02-17, 5:51 pm |
| You can debug an orchestration without VS.Net - you can not do step-by-step
debugging.
You have to run one orchestration, then set one or more breakpoints on the
orchestration within the orchestration debugger.
Subsequent executions of the orchestration will display in HAT with a status
of "In Breakpoint".
You can then go to the orchestration debugger from there, and select
Debug -> Attach to get the the variables that were in play at the breakpoint
you set.
You then click "Continue" at which stage the orchestration will continue
until the next breakpoint, or completion.
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Kind Regards,
Nabeel Prior
Web: http://www.brainjar.co.za
Blog: http://www.brainjar.co.za/blog.aspx
"red" <red@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I want to confirm if we can use the Orchestration debugger to do a step by
> step debugging of any orchestration without having Visual studio
> installed.
>
> I carried out a simple test in a box which did not have VS and it passed.
> I
> just want to be doubly sure and hear from the experts.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Regards,
> red
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| Hi Nabeel,
Thanks a ton for the detailed explanation.
Regards,
red
"Nabeel Prior" wrote:
> You can debug an orchestration without VS.Net - you can not do step-by-step
> debugging.
>
> You have to run one orchestration, then set one or more breakpoints on the
> orchestration within the orchestration debugger.
> Subsequent executions of the orchestration will display in HAT with a status
> of "In Breakpoint".
> You can then go to the orchestration debugger from there, and select
> Debug -> Attach to get the the variables that were in play at the breakpoint
> you set.
> You then click "Continue" at which stage the orchestration will continue
> until the next breakpoint, or completion.
>
> --
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Nabeel Prior
> Web: http://www.brainjar.co.za
> Blog: http://www.brainjar.co.za/blog.aspx
>
>
> "red" <red@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:559C1C60-203F-40CC-B97D-2782551BB790@microsoft.com...
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