For any server-side Ext.NET-based code, usual debugging techniques apply. This typically involves using the Visual Studio debugger and attaching it to your web process as needed. Debugging Ext.NET server-side controls is not any different from debugging any other ASP.NET based controls.
As mentioned in Chapter 1, Getting Started with Ext.NET, Ext.NET source code is available for download. This also means that if you really need to, you can build and debug or browse the code to learn more about how it works.
If you are using the NuGet package, the Ext.NET team has helpfully included the debugging symbols in Ext.Net.pdb
to help with debugging in Visual Studio.
However, because Ext.NET offers tight integration with Ext.NET's JavaScript and Ext JS JavaScript, troubleshooting usually involves knowing how to find out information about your components once they are rendered and running on the browser. The tips in this section are mostly about configuring...