On Jun 14, 2007, at 10:51 AM, Paul McMahan wrote:
I like your ideas! Thanks for bringing up this important topic.
One of my pet peeves in debugging geronimo apps is when I'm trying
to step through a gbean call but the debugger doesn't have the
source available since cglib has dynamically generated the proxy
classes. I usually end up having to do cheesy things like setting
breakpoints on both sides of the proxy, which only works if I can
figure out what's on the other side of the proxy. Seems like I
remember some talk a while ago about an experimental runtime mode
which disables proxying. I don't think you would want to normally
run in that mode but it would be useful for debugging purposes. I
don't remember where that ended up.
Start the server with the additional option:
-DXorg.apache.geronimo.gbean.NoProxy=true
If you have time I think the only reason that inhibits us from
running the server in this mode is that there are a few Portlets that
depend on Proxies. It would be excellent to remove that dependency.
