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How to Monitoring Tomcat for read Methods which Executed?

 
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Hi friends..

I have any problem.. Iam trying to build simple Ajax application by using XMLHttpRequest and Servlet..
I am really confused how to know that the action which executed by XMLHttpRequest in my method .. could ran well or not..
Iam confused to know that the method executed appropriate with my plan..

iam using Tomcat 6..
is it possible to monitor tomcat for read any methods and parameters which handled by tomcat?

Thanks in advance...
 
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An Ajax request is just like any other request. Why do you need to know the difference?
 
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Thanks @Bear for your reply..

Actually, i just want to know whether my method could ran well or not..
i have write some Ajax's method which call Servlet and pass parameters..
but i can't "debug" the Ajax's Method , so i don't know that the Ajax's method could ran well or not...
i thought maybe it could solved by monitoring tomcat to see whether the Ajax's method work appropriate with my plan or not..

or maybe is there any tools for debugging Javascript?
i wanna trace it per line of code..

Thanks in advance @Bear..
 
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best way of debugging AJax is javascript alsert windows.
 
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A great tool to check on the operation of JavaScript and the rest of a browser's treatment of your data is the Firefox browser and one of the many free plugins, for example FireBug.

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srinivas srinivasmeenavalli wrote:best way of debugging AJax is javascript alsert windows.


Not really; as mentioned Firebug is a great tool for debugging JavaScript. Some IDEs now have browser integration that allow JS debugging from directly within the IDE as well.
 
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srinivas srinivasmeenavalli wrote:best way of debugging AJax is javascript alsert windows.


Alerts are, in fact, the worst way to try and debug JavaScript. Not only do they give little information, they actually get int he way when dealing with tim-sensitive issues and events.

Use a debugger as William and David have pointed out.
 
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