Studio includes a built-in Validation capability that can check you component for cases that may break it during execution, allowing you to speedup your component development, and spend less time trying to debug your application.

To access Component Validation, navigate to your component definition via Studio→Applications→Components→<YourComponentName> path. In case of our Tutorial #1, you will see a following screen.

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You will see a Validate button on the top left corner of the Studio screen.

Using Component Validator

Once your component is configured and ready for publishing, you can click Validate button to check your component correctness. It will run its check, and show you the results in the window below your component definition as shown on the screen below.

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That window will show all errors and warnings that were found during validation.

Errors are problems that definitely need to be fixed before publishing the component, otherwise it is very likely the component won’t even be able to be published.

Warnings are potential problems that should be checked to see if they present an issue and should be fixed, or may safely be ignored in the context of the current component.