Jaroslav Tulach created NETBEANS-3101:
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Summary: Can't launch (and connect) NetBeans from node
Key: NETBEANS-3101
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-3101
Project: NetBeans
Issue Type: Bug
Components: platform - Launchers&CLI
Reporter: Jaroslav Tulach
I am trying to connect to a *NetBeans* based application from _Visual Studio_ -
aka _Electron_ - aka *node*. Somehow the *node* mangles network setup and the
InetAddress.getHostAddress() isn't the same. To reproduce create following
structure of files:
{code:java}
$ ls -l | cut -c50-
dump.hprof
nb.js
nb.sh
netbeans -> /home/devel/bin/netbeans/bin/netbeans
$ cat nb.sh
./netbeans 'dump.hprof'
$ cat nb.js
var exec = require("child_process").execFile;
let path = './netbeans';let vvm = exec(path, [ 'dump.hprof' ]){code}
Then start *./netbeans* on background and wait for the GUI to launch. Then do
following from command line:
{code:java}
./jvm.sh
{code}
The dump.hprof file opens in the the GUI. Close it and try the same via
*node.js*:
{code:java}
node ./jvm.js
{code}
The heap dump isn't shown (on my computer), rather a warning dialog appears.
Result of node and shell script disagreeing on what is local host address. One
is using IPv6 and one IPv4.
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