Bloom.Program.StartDebugServer C# (CSharp) Method

StartDebugServer() static private method

This code (and the two methods above) were taken from https://bitbucket.org/duanyao/moz-devtools-patch with thanks to Duane Yao. It starts up a server that allows FireFox to be used to inspect and debug the content of geckofx windows. See the ReadMe in remoteDebugging for instructions. Note that this should NOT be done in production. There are security issues.
static private StartDebugServer ( ) : void
return void
        static void StartDebugServer()
        {
            GeckoPreferences.User["devtools.debugger.remote-enabled"] = true;

            // It seems these files MUST be in a subdirectory of the application directory. At least, I haven't figured out
            // how it can be anywhere else. Therefore the build copies the necessary files there.
            // If you try to change it, be aware that the chrome.manifest file contains the name of the parent folder;
            // if you rename the folder and don't change the name there, you get navigation errors in the code below and
            // remote debugging doesn't work.
            var chromeDir = Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "remoteDebugging");
            registerChromeDir(chromeDir);
            _debugServerStarter = new GeckoWebBrowser();
            _debugServerStarter.NavigationError += (s, e) => {
                Console.WriteLine(">>>StartDebugServer error: " + e.ErrorCode.ToString("X"));
                _debugServerStarter.Dispose();
                _debugServerStarter = null;
            };
            _debugServerStarter.DocumentCompleted += (s, e) => {
                Console.WriteLine(">>>StartDebugServer complete");
                _debugServerStarter.Dispose();
                _debugServerStarter = null;
            };
            _debugServerStarter.Navigate("chrome://remoteDebugging/content/moz-remote-debug.html");
        }