CCC2.1 CCC 3.0.0 ccc_debugger checkers

Owned by Mathias Mattson (MHM)
Jul 07, 2021
3 min read

While the debuggers will try to output as much information as possible in the webpage, it might be needed to manually inspect the browser console and network requests for additional information.

Sanity Check

Sanity check is a simple debugger that, using the configurations provided, will try to create an instance of the connector. This debugger can be used to catch commonly occurring problems like connection issues, invalid credentials, insufficient roles or permissions, and configurations. For most cases, this is the only debugger you need

Output example of sanity_check in case the user does not have the correct roles and permissions.

Sanity Check SSO

Sanity check also supports authentication using SSO. For this, in the config file, only set the siteUrl.

Please be aware that the SSO sanity checker requires that it is started via the CMD file. I.e. simply accessing the html file will not work.

The output of the sanity checker sso, once the login URL is generated.

When opening the debugger, wait until a link appears under the title. Once the link is generated, press on it in order to be redirected to the SSO login page. If the login is successful, you will be redirected back to the debugger page, where the rest of the sanity flow will be executed.

The output of sanity checker SSO, once the user authenticated.

Upload Checker

upload checker is a debugger that can be used to debug the upload functionality of DACCC. When opening the debugger, wait for the file upload button to be enabled. Once it is enabled you can proceed to upload one for more files.

Output example of upload checker, once the upload button is enabled.

Replace Checker

replace checker is a debugger that can be used to check the replacement functionally of DACCC. When opening the debugger, wait for the replace button to be enabled. Once enabled, you can proceed to entering the itemId of the asset you want to replace and select a file from the desktop to replace it with.

Output example of restore checker, once the replace button is enabled.

Restore Checker

restore checker is a debugger that can be used to check the restore functionally of DACCC. When opening the debugger, wait for the restore button to be enabled. Once enabled, you can proceed by entering the itemId of the asset you want to replace and press the restore button. The debugger will restore the asset to the previously known version.

Output example of restore checker, once the restore button is enabled.