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=== Debug a Single System Test ===
The steps for creating a Debug Configuration for a Selenium system test are similar to those for the unit test.
* Open Debug Configurations from the drop-down menu next to the Debug Button on the toolbar, as shown below.

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* In the Debug Configurations window, make sure that PHP Script is selected and press the New Launch configuration button as shown below.

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* Fill out the Debug Configurations dialog box as shown below:
** Name: A descriptive name for the configuration, like "Debug Selected System Test".
** PHP Debugger: XDebug
** PHP Executable: The one you defined earlier (there probably is only one).
** PHP File: Browse to the phpunit.php file in your <code>tests/system</code> folder.

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* Select the PHP Script arguments and fill this out as shown below.
** --bootstrap servers/configdef.php points to the configuration file that passes the login information to Selenium.
** "${selected_resource_loc}" passes the location of the currently selected file in Eclipse to the command line.

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* Finally, select the Common tab and check the Debug option in the Display in favorites menu. This will add this configuration to your favorites.

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At this point, you can debug any system test. To do so:
# Make sure the Selenium RC program is running in the background.
# Select the desired test by selecting it in the PHP Explorer or in the editor.
# Run this Debug Configuration by selecting the drop-down arrow next to the Debug button, then Debug Configurations, then the "Debug Selected System Test" configuration created above.