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Hi Netanel,
Currently Graphite (the Windows based IDE) supports debugging only iOS apps signed with a Development provision, running on iOS 6 with the Remote Web Inspector enabled. Android debugging is not supported, as the Android port of WebKit doesn't provide a Web Inspector interface for its WebView.
You can also use console.log as a debugging approach using either adb logcat for Android, or libimobiledevice's iossyslog for iOS devices.
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Steve
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Currently Graphite (the Windows based IDE) supports debugging only iOS apps signed with a Development provision, running on iOS 6 with the Remote Web Inspector enabled. Android debugging is not supported, as the Android port of WebKit doesn't provide a Web Inspector interface for its WebView.
You can also use console.log as a debugging approach using either adb logcat for Android, or libimobiledevice's iossyslog for iOS devices.
All the best,
Steve
the Telerik team
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Want some Kendo UI online training - head over to Kendo UI Dojo.
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answered on 19 Apr 2013, 08:43 AM
I found jsconsole.com very useful , he gave me the option to capture all console logs remotely even when I installed the app on my device.
Thanks.
Thanks.