Code Tracing in Zend Server can be run manually for a URL, or automatically for triggered events.
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To work with Code Tracing you first have to have the Code Tracing component installed and activated. To verify, go to Configurations | Components.
To better understand the procedures described in this topic, watch this video:
This procedure describes how to enable or disable Code Tracing for events.
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To enable/disable event-triggered code tracing:
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Important! If enabled, you will also need to activate Code Tracing for the specific monitoring rule from the New/Edit Monitoring Rules page. For more information, see Activating Code Tracing for a Monitoring Rule below, and Working with Monitoring Rules. |
This procedure describes how to define monitoring rule settings to collect trace information when the Event is triggered.
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To activate Code Tracing for a monitoring rule:
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This procedure describes how to manually run a code tracing on a specific URL. Running a code trace on a specific URL will capture the current activity at the time the trace was triggered.
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To manually trigger code tracing on a specific URL:
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The trace information will be collected and added to the list in the Code Tracing page. |
You can run Code Tracing on another machine as long as the Zend Code Trace component is installed and running on it. However, when running a trace on a remote machine the trace information is collected on that machine therefore, instead of running the trace from a remote machine always run a trace on the specific machine you need. If you do want to run a trace on a remote server after all, make sure that the server's IP is an allowed host in Configurations | Components | Debugger.
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