User Guide

NetConnection events 91
Common event information
The following table describes the information that the NetConnection Debugger displays for all
events. Two fields, DebugID and Protocol, are not used for trace events initiated by the
Netdebug.trace() method.
recordset Events associated with the partial delivery of pageable record set data
from the server. These events occur only if the record set is pageable.The
default value is
true.
coldfusion Information about Macromedia ColdFusion debug events. When
enabled, any debug events enabled in ColdFusion are reported to the
NetConnection Debugger. If ColdFusion debugging information is not
enabled in ColdFusion, a single debug error event that notifies the
developer that ColdFusion debugging information has not been enabled
on the server is returned per transaction. For more information on
configuring debugging information in ColdFusion, see the ColdFusion
documentation. The default value is
true.
flashcomm_server/
realtime_server
Information about Macromedia Flash Communication Server events.
This option is not used for debugging Flash Remoting applications. The
default value is
true.
Note: The user interface uses the term flashcomm_server. In
ActionScript, you must use realtime_server.
You can selectively enable and disable the following subcategory of
events.
trace Flash Communication Server trace events. The default value is
true.
Field Information displayed by the debugger
DebugID The DebugID specified in a
Connection.setDebugId() method for the
connection being used. If you do not use the
setDebugId() method, Flash
Remoting sets this ID to a numeric value.
Not displayed for
NetDebug.trace() events.
EventType A string identifying the type of event being reported.
MovieUrl The URL of the Flash application associated with the event.
Protocol The protocol used for communication with the server. The value is
http
for all Flash Remoting applications.
Not displayed for
NetDebug.trace() events.
Source The source of the event; always Client.
Time A numeric millisecond timestamp that indicates when the event occurred.
Date The date and time when the event occurred, including information about
the time value’s offset from Universal Time (also known as GMT or UTC).
Event type Information displayed by the debugger