Hi Michal, Are you running your RCP client in the same Eclipse instance in which you are possibly debugging Jackrabbit ? This tends to be problematic, but not because of Jackrabbit but because of the setup: you might have a breakpoint at a location where Jackrabbit is locked and on the other hand Jackrabbit might be waiting for something and in the end both Jackrabbit and the Eclipse client freeze.
I also have a JCR client plugin for Eclipse and I always pay very much attention to NOT debug the plugin in the same Eclipse instance that I run it (or at least, I do not have a connection to Jackrabbit in the debugging Eclipse instance). Hope this helps. Regards Felix Am Mittwoch, den 11.07.2007, 04:21 -0700 schrieb Michal Hybler: > JR is running in tomcat. RCP is (Eclipse) rich client platform. I have never > start it separately only by Eclipse. I use simpleDBPersistenceManager and > MSSQL. > > Michal > > > > Thomas Mueller-6 wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > >> Do you mean stacktraces from exceptions? > > > > No, stack traces from (running or blocked) threads. > > > >> What would I start from commandline? > > > > I would first try the application where Jackrabbit is running. > > If you use RMI, this is the server. > > > >> If u mean my app I think thats not possible. Its RCP plug-in. > > > > With RCP, do you mean "Eclipse SQL Explorer Plug-In"? > > How do you start it (batch file, javaw, java,...)? > > There usually is a way to start it from the command line, using 'java > > ...'. > > > >> maybe this is database problem. > > > > What PersistenceManager(s) do you use? > > > > Thomas > > > > >
