On Jan 26, 2009, at 10:41 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Jan 26, 2009, at 10:37 PM, Paul Hoadley wrote:
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I can't find it anywhere. It's not on the page where the exception
was generated, and I've pared down AMErrorPage to essentially
nothing. I've searched with Safari's Web Inspector which
apparently looks in the source, the DOM and loaded resources.
Can you think of another way I can track this down?
FireBug and FireFox. Take a look at the Net log. You can see all
the traffic back and forth. Often these things came in an Ajax
update and so don't show up in the page source (as originally
loaded). Look at the response content in FireBug and you should be
able to find it.
Chuck
There is a trick and I am wondering, does anyone remember it? It is
hard to search for in archives, google, etc. One can call tcpdump with
a set of options and see just the html of the web communications going
back and forth from or to an app. Alternatively, just the HTML and
HTTP traffic would be ok. I can get tcpdump working but can not
remember the filters to remove all the crud.
I've used it, but darned if I can dredge it out of my brain. It is
super-useful, but sometimes only once in a blue moon. But it would be
useful to document somewhere in a 'testing deployments' thing....
Anyone remember?
thanx - ray
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