Debugging the application

JDeveloper 11gR2 supports the debugging feature, which will allow a developer to debug the application code to fix an issue or isolate a problem in the production environment. Some of the common debugging practices are discussed in this section.

Debugging practices

Some of the debugging practices are as follows:

  • Resolving compilation errors: This is very simple to resolve as part of the issues will be related to the coding issue. Compilation issues can occur during Java compilation, XML parsing, XML validations, and so on.
  • Print values: The basic debugging technique that is known to any Java developer is to print the values using System.out.println statements in the console to verify if the program behaves as expected. This, ...

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