Jacques, You can suspend the JVM through the command line options at start up. Effectively the JVM boots, stops and waits for a debugger to connect and then it continues so you can still use remote debugging. Just put suspend=y in the start options alongside the socket and ports settings.
Ray Jacques Le Roux wrote: > I put a note in > http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBIZ/Running+and+Debugging+OFBiz+in+Eclipse : > > The official recommended way for debugging ofbiz is to use remote debugging. > The second method : in Eclipse is really helpful when it comes to debug the > framework java code. When someone has screwed up the framework java code (it > happens rarely but Adam is able to do it ;o) and you can't load OFBiz. Then > you have no other way than to debug OFBiz using inside debugging... > > I'm not able to debug current trunk version on Windows right now, but if no > one beats me on it I will have a look in a couple of hours... > > Jacques
