Start bin/webappdbg.exe
Server/Options
- Port: 1024
This tells the Web App Debugger to listen for HTTP requests on port 1024. The Web App Debugger can listen on other ports as long as there is no conflict with another listener. For example, port 80 should not be used if IIS is installed, running, and listening on port 80.
- Default URL: ServerInfo.ServerInfo
ServerInfo.exe is a Delphi WebBroker application that displays information about the Web App Debugger executable applications that have been registered on the local computer. Identifying serverinfo in the default URL field enables a hyperlink displayed on the Web App Debugger's main form. You'll be able to quickly access a list of Web App Debugger executables by clicking on the hyperlink.
- Search Path: $(DELPHI)\Source\WebMidas;$(DELPHI)\demos\WebSnap\Images
These paths are used by the Web App Debugger to locate the JavaScript files needed by InternetExpress applications and the image used by the WebSnap examples. If you have additional .js, .jpg files, etc. you can append their directory locations.
- Check Activate at Startup
Causes the Web App Debugger to start listening for requests when run.
- OK
Click the Start button to cause the Web App Debugger to start listening to HTTP requests now (This button displays "Stop" if the Web App Debugger is already listening).
Test ServerInfo.exe
Now that Web App Debugger is configured you can use ServerInfo.exe to get a list of registered applications. Click on the hyperlink displayed on Web App Debugger's main form.
You can also invoke ServerInfo.exe from a Web Browser with the following URL:
http://localhost:1024/ServerInfo.ServerInfo
This link will work if the Web App Debugger is configured as described above and serverinfo.exe has been run at least once to register.