Re: Debug Derby inside IDE

[Knut Anders Hatlen]

"Fred&Dani&Pandora"  writes:

> Hi again.
>
> How I build Derby with debugging enabled in the compilation (I'm
> using netbeans)?

If you open the NetBeans project under the tools/ide/netbeans directory
in the Derby source tree, you can build debug-enabled jar files by
hitting F11 (or right click the project and click "Build").

-- 
Knut Anders

Re: Debug Derby inside IDE

Hi again.

How I build Derby with debugging enabled in the compilation (I'm using
netbeans)?

Att,

Fred

2012/1/1 Bryan Pendleton 

> Is there any way to start/debug the database system inside the ide?
>>
>
> Absolutely! Derby developers do this routinely.
>
> Derby is 100% pure Java, and so any Java debugger can be used to run Derby.
>
> When I do this, I build Derby using Ant, with debugging enabled in the
> compilation,
> and then I start Derby with my debugger.
>
> Tell your debugger to use the main class org.apache.derby.tools.ij, then
> you can issue ij commands and set breakpoints in the Derby engine using
> your debugger.
>
> thanks,
>
> bryan
>

Re: Debug Derby inside IDE

[Frederico]

Thanks.

Att,

Fred

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Em 01/01/2012, às 14:35, Bryan Pendleton  escreveu:

>> Is there any way to start/debug the database system inside the ide?
> 
> Absolutely! Derby developers do this routinely.
> 
> Derby is 100% pure Java, and so any Java debugger can be used to run Derby.
> 
> When I do this, I build Derby using Ant, with debugging enabled in the 
> compilation,
> and then I start Derby with my debugger.
> 
> Tell your debugger to use the main class org.apache.derby.tools.ij, then
> you can issue ij commands and set breakpoints in the Derby engine using
> your debugger.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> bryan

Re: Debug Derby inside IDE

[Bryan Pendleton]

Is there any way to start/debug the database system inside the ide?


Absolutely! Derby developers do this routinely.

Derby is 100% pure Java, and so any Java debugger can be used to run Derby.

When I do this, I build Derby using Ant, with debugging enabled in the 
compilation,
and then I start Derby with my debugger.

Tell your debugger to use the main class org.apache.derby.tools.ij, then
you can issue ij commands and set breakpoints in the Derby engine using
your debugger.

thanks,

bryan