Crossfire Protocol Docs on getfirebug.com Wiki
	Hi all, Just a quick announcement that Crossfire now has a home for its documentation: [link] And a (mostly) comprehensive list of references / examples: [link] Mike By Mike Collins  - Oct 30 2009 - 1 new of 1 message

Crossfire - Remote Debug Extension for Firebug

Hello, I thought the Web Debug group might like to know that I've committed an extension, called "Crossfire", to the Firebug project. Crossfire implements a JSON format protocol, which at the moment is somewhat of a hybrid of the V8 and Scope specs, with a few additions of its own. One important aspect of Crossfire is to allow a remote client to... more » By mcollins  - Sep 28 2009 - 1 new of 1 message

	Google Chrome Developer Tools for Eclipse Users
	Saw this last night: blog post: [link] project: [link] Also refers to "Google Chrome Developer Tools Protocol", another debugging (and other things) protocol: [link]... more » By Patrick Mueller  - Aug 5 2009 - 7 new of 7 messages

	Debug Commands and Arguments
	From comparing the various javascript debugging protocols I've noticed that the commands for the debug operations ("break", "continue", "setbreakpoint") have very little variance across protocols, for the most part. However the arguments and parameters for many of the commands do vary to a greater degree, so one of the things I have been... more » By mcollins  - Jul 27 2009 - 3 new of 3 messages

Introduction

Hi folks, my name is Attila Szegedi, and -- among other things -- I'm working on a remote debugger architecture for Mozilla Rhino (JavaScript implementation for the JVM). I did serve as the project maintainer for Rhino for some time, and am still a committer to the project. The background for my debugger involvement is that at my day job, we... more » By Attila Szegedi  - Jul 4 2009 - 2 new of 2 messages

	Web Debug Protocols Comparison
	Since Opera's Scope protocol has now been announced, I wanted to understand how it compared to V8 and DBGP for Web debugging, so I tried to put together a quick comparison of features, which I've uploaded here: [link] First impressions are that Scope has much more complete support for... more » By mcollins  - Jul 7 2009 - 4 new of 4 messages

Opera Scope protocol specification has just been released

Hi, I’m the Product Manager of Opera Dragonfly – Opera’s developer tools. When we set about the task of building debugging tools for Opera, we needed a protocol to be able to communicate between the developer tools and the underlying rendering engine. As Opera is available for many platforms we needed to make sure that this protocol could... more » By David Storey  - Jul 2 2009 - 1 new of 1 message

	Packet Formats (and HTTP/Socket proxy)
	In the discussion of protocol layers, there were arguments made in favor of both socket-based and HTTP based protocols, though not much objection to JSON as a data format. Simon Kaegi brought up the possibility of using two transports, and I don't see why this shouldn't be possible. I think we will need to put some stakes in the... more » By mcollins  - Jul 1 2009 - 9 new of 9 messages

Abstract Web Machine

One of the areas where we have good potential for collaborative work and cross-browser implementation is in an API for describing the web runtime. The idea is to have a description of the runtime independent of its implementation. The W3C standards already define most of the runtime API in a (more-or-less) browser-independent way. We just need... more » By johnjbarton  - Jun 15 2009 - 2 new of 2 messages

	Protocol layers; a vote for JSON/HTTP
	The connection between user interface (client, consumer) and runtime (server, producer) has several parts. Sorry if I don't use the correct terminology below. To set up the connection some choices are: homebaked sockets HTTP Within the connection the data needs to be formatted: binary,... more » By johnjbarton  - Jun 12 2009 - 5 new of 5 messages