Hi Hirotsugu
I got it using my laptop with a kubuntu installed. I don't know what is
happening, but I'll check my debian and windows systems trying to find
out why it doesn't work.
On the other side, I will try your two suggestions.
Thanks for your help.
Kind regards
Miquel
On Fri,
Here's a better idea. Use the NetBeans as the debugger server, listening on
port 4000, and remove "server=y" from the JRuby invocation.
In this scenario, you'd choose "Debug" -> "Attach Debugger…" from NetBeans, and
then "SocketListen" as the connector. (I'm using 7.0 beta, so precise labels
ma
Are you saying that you start the jruby.exe, then switch over to NetBeans to
attach the debugger to it, but then by the time NetBeans tries to connect to
the spec process, NetBeans says it's gone? If so, I suspect that the spec did
run too fast for you.
I recommend developing a faster reflex. J
