Hi David, Chris and Serguei,
thank you all for your quick answers and recommendations!
Chris: Maybe this is just a terminology issue, but I'm not sure what you mean
by "lookup" > Chris: It sounds like you want to cache or store ObjectIDs instead of
ObjectReferences, but later want to map the
Hi Anton,
Thank you for the questions.
I don’t know the history well enough, so will try to guess a little bit.
Please, see my attempts to answer your questions inlined below.
From: serviceability-dev on behalf
of "Anton W. Haubner"
Date: Tuesday, November 23, 2021 at 1:25 AM
To:
Cc: Eduard
Hi Anton,
Looking at the JDWP specification, it seems that the underlying JDWP
protocol
does support looking up objects using just their id:
Maybe this is just a terminology issue, but I'm not sure what you mean
by "lookup". JDWP doesn't lookup ObjectIDs. It returns them any place
where there
Hi Anton,
There may be someone who recalls this detail of ancient history but it
is ancient. :) As a low-level protocol JDWP exposes a lot of things. But
then the higher-level API's, like the original JVM DI, and its
replacement JVM TI, provide a different level of abstraction and need
not ex
