Debug

PDF Xpress provides the ability to control the level of information written to the debug log, as well as the ability to turn off writing to a debug log file completely.

Control Debugging Information

Use the methods and properties below to adjust the settings of your debugging for optimal performance.

To generate a debug log file, set Debug to true.
The log file is kept at the location specified by DebugLogFile.
Set the ErrorLevel to Development or Detailed to indicate the level of detail logged.

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// This code demonstrates turning on the debug log and specifying the error level as well as the location that the log file is written to Accusoft.PdfXpressSdk.PdfXpress pdfXpress1 = null; try { pdfXpress1 = new PdfXpress(); pdfXpress1.Initialize(null, null); pdfXpress1.Debug = true; pdfXpress1.DebugLogFile = "C:\\pdfxpress.log"; pdfXpress1.DebugErrorLevel = ErrorLevel.Detailed; } catch (System.Exception) { } finally { if (null != pdfXpress1) { pdfXpress1.Dispose(); } }

C# Example

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            // This code demonstrates turning on the debug log and specifying the error level as well as the location that the log file is written to
            Accusoft.PdfXpressSdk.PdfXpress pdfXpress1 = null;
            try
            {
                pdfXpress1 = new PdfXpress();
                pdfXpress1.Initialize(null, null);
                pdfXpress1.Debug = true;
                pdfXpress1.DebugLogFile = "C:\\pdfxpress.log";
                pdfXpress1.DebugErrorLevel = ErrorLevel.Detailed;
            }
            catch (System.Exception)
            {
            }
            finally
            {
                if (null != pdfXpress1)
                {
                    pdfXpress1.Dispose();
                }
            }