Re: IPlanet serverside debugging?
We can't control how it starts, but we still might be able to connect to the running process. You should be able to control how iAS starts jvm's e.g. see http://docs.sun.com/source/816-7149-10/dgdebug.html#25712
Re: IPlanet serverside debugging?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: We can't control how it starts, but we still might be able to connect to the running process. You should be able to control how iAS starts jvm's e.g. see http://docs.sun.com/source/816-7149-10/dgdebug.html#25712 Unfortunately those docs are for Sun ONE app server 7, which is a complete rewrite based on Tomcat, and bears little resemblance to iAS 6. Last I checked, Sun had purged their webserver of references to old iPlanet documentation, or at least made it hard to find.
Re: IPlanet serverside debugging?
On Wed, 02 Apr 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On JBoss you only have to start it using a debud flag. I've used jdee to do remote debugging on JBoss successfully. IPlanet is not a java only app server. I think this throws a wrench into the mix. I was wondering if there was anybody who had successfully accomplished this with the JDEE. I'm not sure if it is doable. -- Galen Boyer
Re: IPlanet serverside debugging?
Galen Boyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Is this doable within the jdee? Which iPlanet? App Server and Web Server are completely different products. I think iAS uses a standard JVM, in which case using the remote debugging options would work. But I think iWS uses its own JVM (from the Kiva days) and implements part of the Servlet API as native code, so it might be more difficult. If you are trying to debug something general in your servlet, running it under Tomcat (or JBoss if you need more than just servlets/JSPs) is probably easiest. If you are trying to debug something specific to iPlanet, and can't run under a debugger, System.out.print() is your friend.
Re: IPlanet serverside debugging?
On 02 Apr 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Galen Boyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Is this doable within the jdee? Which iPlanet? App Server and Web Server are completely different products. I think iAS uses a standard JVM, in which case using the remote debugging options would work. Okay. I'll look around and see how to connect the JDEE up to an app server. The information needed might be similar, or at least send me down a particular path. But I think iWS uses its own JVM (from the Kiva days) and implements part of the Servlet API as native code, so it might be more difficult. The servlets as well as EJBs are executed within iAS. If you are trying to debug something general in your servlet, running it under Tomcat (or JBoss if you need more than just servlets/JSPs) is probably easiest. If you are trying to debug something specific to iPlanet, and can't run under a debugger, System.out.print() is your friend. We can't control how it starts, but we still might be able to connect to the running process. Our problem is we don't know how to get our the JDEE into those hooks. What parameters and such does it expect... -- Galen Boyer
Re: IPlanet serverside debugging?
Paul Kinnucan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: If you are trying to debug a program running in a vm embedded in another application, the container application must provide some means for you to tell it to start the embedded vm in debug server or client mode. Often there is somewhere to specify command-line options to Java in shell scripts/batch files that start the app server, or occasionally in the config interface.
