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~Brad
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From: Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: cf-talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2008 1:50 AM
Subject: Re: I do not understand SeeStack at all
You running the standalone version of CF, or are you in JEE mode? If
the latter, launch
Check out the web tools platform from Eclipse.org. It has a whole
server management infrastructure component, so you can
create/launch/debug/kill all your development containers right from
Eclipse. Not of huge benefit to CF developers since it's at the JVM
layer, not the CF layer, but for
On Wednesday 03 Dec 2008, Philip Kaplan wrote:
There are a lot of threads running. When I dump the entire stack trace
into SeeStack http://www.seefusion.com/seestack/seestack.cfm , this is
all it tells me. Clicking next stack does nothing. Am I missing
something? Sorry for all my questions
You running the standalone version of CF, or are you in JEE mode? If
the latter, launch the container in debug mode from Eclipse. Or if
that's not possible, set up the java debugging port on the JVM, launch
it normally, and connect to it with Eclipse. You can easily browse
through all the
There are a lot of threads running. When I dump the entire stack trace into
SeeStack http://www.seefusion.com/seestack/seestack.cfm , this is all it
tells me. Clicking next stack does nothing. Am I missing something?
Sorry for all my questions tonight - but I'm banging my head against the
wall
03, 2008 1:45 AM
Subject: I do not understand SeeStack at all
There are a lot of threads running. When I dump the entire stack trace
into
SeeStack http://www.seefusion.com/seestack/seestack.cfm , this is all it
tells me. Clicking next stack does nothing. Am I missing something?
Sorry
You running the standalone version of CF, or are you in JEE mode?
J2EE mode.
Launch the container in debug mode from Eclipse.
How do I do this? (or do the other thing you mentioned)
I swear I'm not as much of a newbie as I sound tonight -- I've been a CF
programmer for 12 years. I've just
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