I suspect you need to add something like JPDA_Connector=SharedMemoryAttach. I'm using Netbean and that's very easy using the current catalina.bat setting. You maybe want to ask the question to JSwat peoples since they probably know how to to that on win2k.

-- Jeanfrancois.

Wendy Smoak wrote:

catalina.bat defaults to:
 JPDA_TRANSPORT=dt_shmem
 JPDA_ADDRESS=jdbconn

I was not able to get JSwat to attach to Tomcat (4.1.20 on Win2000) using
these settings, mostly because when I try to attach with a transport type of
shared memory, it wants a "shared name" and I can't figure out what to type
in that box.

catalina.sh defaults to:
JPDA_TRANSPORT="dt_socket"
JPDA_ADDRESS="8000" These settings worked on Win2000, JSwat connects to localhost at port 8000
and debugging works fine.


Do most people debugging on Windows use the shared memory option?  If I want
to use it, and I start tomcat with 'catalina.bat jpda start', what is the
"shared name" to connect to?

Thanks,





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