Debug Script

The process of configuring the Debug section of an Analyzer Script is usually a one-time affair that rarely has to be revisited. So once you have your script working, you probably won't have to think about it again. The details you provide are not complicated, yet defining a script provides access to a great many benefits such as:

• Debugging
• Sequence diagram recording
• Executable StateMachine execution and simulation
• Test domain authoring and recording
• Behavioral profiling of processes on a variety of runtimes

All you need to do is select the appropriate platform and enter some basic details. The debugger platforms you can use include:

• Java
• Java Debug Wire Protocol (JDWP)
• Microsoft .NET Debugger
• Microsoft Native Code Debugger (C++, C, VB)
• Mono
• The PHP Debugger
• The GNU Debugger (GDB)

Access

Notes

• An Analyzer script is not necessary for debugging Enterprise Architect model scripts such as JavaScript or VBScript

Learn more

• Operating System Specific Requirements
• Microsoft C++ and Native (C, VB)
• .NET
• Java
• Java JDWP Debugger
• The Android Debugger
• The PHP Debugger
• The GNU Debugger (GDB)
• Script Debugging