Thanks for the input.
I was afraid of that. I'm familiar with this type of debugging from
writing shell scripts running under Jenkins but I've never done debugging
like that for a code base as large as OTRS seems to be.
With shell scripts it was, kind of, simple to assess if the code is valid
Hi Bogdan,
AFAICT you can use Eclipse with the EPIC perl editor that also includes
a graphical interface to the Perl debugger, giving you full execution
control. I tried that once, but as Mike said it is not really needed in
everyday work.
Best regards, mg
Am 11.09.12 09:09, schrieb Bogdan
Hi,
10x. When you tried this, did you have the debugger connect to Apache HTTPD
or were you able to somehow execute OTRS's scripts in a more direct way? As
far as I understood, the Perl interpreter runs in HTTPD's process, via
mod_perl, so a debugger would need to attach to HTTPD in order to
Hello, following this guide I was able to debug OTRS.
http://www.epic-ide.org/downloads/EPIC_User's_Guide.pdf
http://www.epic-ide.org/downloads/EPIC_User%27s_Guide.pdf
I agree that it is important to have a debugging because perl has a
number of environment variables difficult to know the
Hi Bogdan,
it's been a while :-/. AFAIR (http://www.epic-ide.org/guide/ch06.php),
it may not even run inside apache but spawn a local HTTP/CGI server that
you can use to run OTRS inside. Just try it.
Regards, mg
Am 11.09.12 09:26, schrieb Bogdan Iosif:
Hi,
10x. When you tried this, did you
AM
*To:* dev@otrs.org
*Subject:* [dev] How can I setup a dev environment for OTRS?
** **
Hi,
I'm trying to setup a dev env for OTRS on Windows and I'm new to Perl.
After some poking around for a few days trying to understand Perl
distributions and development, I'm still pretty much where
Thanks, I'll look into it.
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 10:40 AM, Rocco Tocci rocco.to...@tbsit.com wrote:
Hello, following this guide I was able to debug OTRS.
http://www.epic-ide.org/downloads/EPIC_User's_Guide.pdf
I agree that it is important to have a debugging because perl has a number
Thanks, I'll look into it. Apache vs private HTTP/CGI server is the
difference I was curious about but I hope will manage to clarify it from
the guide as it was also recommended from another direction.
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 10:50 AM, Martin Gruner martin.gru...@otrs.comwrote:
Hi Bogdan,
Hello Iosif, i hope to help I took a doc that I realized, after a hard
work, which describes the steps necessary to get to debugging modules of
OTRS in ECLIPSE whith EPIC.
I'm sorry but the doc is the automatic translation of google (Italian-
English).
Goo
Take this opportunity to ask if
Looks great and it's mostly readable. Molte grazie!
I have one question about step 1 :) It seems to say to NOT install in a
directory with a blank space in its path but then it recommends a path
under Program Files, which has a space between Program and Files.
Is it ok to install in C:\Program
Yes is OK
Il 11/09/2012 11.04, Bogdan Iosif ha scritto:
Looks great and it's mostly readable. Molte grazie!
I have one question about step 1 :) It seems to say to NOT install in
a directory with a blank space in its path but then it recommends a
path under Program Files, which has a space
Rocco Tocci wrote:
[...]
Take this opportunity to ask if anyone has implemented or has been
required to develop code to integrate in ITSM data OCS Inventory
(especially accuntinfo of OCS)
[...]
I only know of a published module OCSInside to link OCS to OTRS, but
without ITSM:
Well I agree that for Perl you don't get much benefits using a IDE or a very
fancy editor, but when you start thinking that OTRS is not just a bunch of Perl
code, but also JS, HTML, XML, YAML, CSS, etc. You maybe start thinking that a
tool to cover them all should be a good idea, with some
Hi,
I'm trying to setup a dev env for OTRS on Windows and I'm new to Perl.
After some poking around for a few days trying to understand Perl
distributions and development, I'm still pretty much where I started.
If a guide for setting up a specific dev env is available, can someone
please provide
10x. I'll try using the EPIC plugin.
So far I've installed Padre (the DWIM Perl for Windows combo) and haven't
managed to open/edit the sources in any way more meaningful than what I
could already accomplish in Notepad++.
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 12:24 PM, Rocco Tocci rocco.to...@tbsit.com wrote:
Hi,
Setting up the 'dev' environment is pretty much the same as setting up
a 'regular' OTRS environment; you would set up an OTRS environment
including database and web server on your local machine.
For editing the files you can use pretty much any editor, some people
use complete IDE's such as
is helpful.
From: dev-boun...@otrs.org [mailto:dev-boun...@otrs.org] On Behalf Of Bogdan
Iosif
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2012 5:12 AM
To: dev@otrs.org
Subject: [dev] How can I setup a dev environment for OTRS?
Hi,
I'm trying to setup a dev env for OTRS on Windows and I'm new to Perl. After
some
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