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Trace and debug tools reference

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Learn about the Fiddler debugging proxy, the built-in debugging capabilities of popular web browsers.

Applies to: Skype for Business 2015

This topic describes tracing and debugging tools that are available to developers of web applications.

For information about Fiddler, see Fiddler Power Toy - Part 1: HTTP Debugging and Fiddler Power Toy - Part 2: HTTP Performance.

Fiddler

Fiddler is an HTTP debugging proxy that can be used to view HTTP traffic between your application and the UCWA 2.0 service. Using this tool, you can see the actual HTTP requests that your application sends 'over the wire' as well as the HTTP responses that UCWA 2.0 sends back.

Debugging

In a manner similar to Fiddler, all supported browsers are capable of capturing HTTP traffic sent and received by the browser when interacting with UCWA 2.0. This support is typically available by pressing the F12 function key.

Additionally, they also contain JavaScript debuggers that can be used to set breakpoints, single step through scripts to inspect the values of variables, and perform other related tasks.

For information about the debugging capabilities in Internet Explorer, see F12 Developer Tools.

For information of interest to Google Chrome users, see Chrome Developer Tools.

For information about Firebug or for some Firefox options, see Firebug.

For information about Safari tools, see Safari Web Development Tools.