When debugging a consumer module, how do we guarantee that the execution stops on breakpoints defined in the producer module?

When debugging a consumer module, how do we guarantee that the execution stops on breakpoints defined in the producer module?

• A. We just need to set breakpoints in the producer module. The execution will stop on its breakpoints automatically.
• B. We need to also start the debugger on the producer module.
• C. Nothing, just leave Service Studio open.
• D. In the producer, set the Entry Module property to the consumer module.

Answer: (B)

To ensure that execution halts at breakpoints defined in the producer module while debugging a consumer module, it's essential to start the debugger on the producer module as well. When debugging is initiated in OutSystems, the debugger only attaches to the module from which the debugging session was started. Consequently, without actively starting the debugger in the producer module, the breakpoints there will not be recognized, and execution will bypass them regardless of their definitions. This approach allows for a seamless debugging experience, enabling developers to analyze the flow and behavior of both the consumer and producer modules in specific scenarios. It ensures that all breakpoints defined across the involved modules are acknowledged, facilitating a comprehensive debugging process. Other potential choices do not address the need to initiate debugging in both modules, leading to an incomplete debugging interaction with the producer module.

To ensure that execution halts at breakpoints defined in the producer module while debugging a consumer module, it's essential to start the debugger on the producer module as well. When debugging is initiated in OutSystems, the debugger only attaches to the module from which the debugging session was started. Consequently, without actively starting the debugger in the producer module, the breakpoints there will not be recognized, and execution will bypass them regardless of their definitions.

This approach allows for a seamless debugging experience, enabling developers to analyze the flow and behavior of both the consumer and producer modules in specific scenarios. It ensures that all breakpoints defined across the involved modules are acknowledged, facilitating a comprehensive debugging process.

Other potential choices do not address the need to initiate debugging in both modules, leading to an incomplete debugging interaction with the producer module.