Troubleshooting Edit Document Opener Protocol Application Issues
Below we will describe how to identify issues with Edit Document Opener protocol application and where to find log files.
Examine the Log File
The functionality described in this section is introduced in IT Hit Ajax File Browser v4 Beta.
The protocol application creates a log file, that you can examine to identify problems. By default the application log file has the same name as application: IT_Hit_Edit_Document_Opener_<protocol>_<version>.log. You can also send us this log together with system log. Below you can see where log files could be found on each OS:
- On Windows:
- The app log folder: C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\Temp\
- The system log: Computer Management -> System Tools -> Event Viewer -> Windows Logs -> Application
- On OS X:
- The app log folder: ~/.it_hit/
- The system log: /var/log/system/system.log
- On Linux:
- The app log folder: ~/.it_hit/
- The system log: /var/log/syslog
Capture HTTP Traffic
Capture the requests using Fiddler tool or any other HTTP debugging proxy. If you are e-mailing us your traffic log file and capturing HTTPS, make sure the traffic is decrypted, so we can examine it.
To capture traffic on OS X and Linux you can use Fiddler installed on a Windows machine as a proxy.
Try to Reproduce Issue With IT Hit Demo Sites
To understand if the issue is on the client side or on the server side try to reproduce it with IT Hit demo sites: