Thanks a lot !
You helped me find this : http://felix.apache.org/site/integrating-felix-with-netbeans.html
which explains how to do it with Netbeans. And it works perfectly !
Regards,
Benoît
Le 18 juil. 09 à 10:13, Clement Escoffier a écrit :
On 18.07.2009, at 10:06, Benoît Thiébault wrote:
HI Clément, and thanks for your quick answer,
Le 18 juil. 09 à 09:59, Clement Escoffier a écrit :
You can debug your application using your regular debugger.
Nothing changes. Add your breakpoint and execute your application
in debug mode.
OK... but this means I certainly don't use Netbeans properly : to
run the application, I launch felix from command line in the
terminal, then I start each jar file "by hand". How do I start the
iPOJO component directly from Netbeans so that the debugger works ?
I'm not a netbeans expert. On Eclipse, I proceed as follows:
- I place my breakpoints in my code
- I run Felix with the debug mode
- Set the debugger to find the "good" code
- That's it
(cf http://felix.apache.org/site/integrating-felix-with-eclipse.html)
It should be possible to do the same things with Netbeans
Regards,
Clement
Thanks for your help :-)
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