In your framwork's project browser click on the "Launch" icon - the one with
the computer screen on it. Then click on the "Check" (tick, in English :-)
button , this will open up a panel allowing you to specify an application to
run, you can set command line stuff here too. Don't forget to use the debug
option when compiling, if your framework is installed you need to set up a
"install_debug" option.
All the best
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: Ty Shipman, CIO/CTO, Kagi [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 4:10 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: Debugging a framework
Hi all,
I am trying to figure out how to debug a framework.
I started out by building a general WOApplication and writting some
Java.
Now that I have the basic system running, I have moved the core Java
files
over into a new project to build a framework (you can not convert
between
the two via the GUI and I am not sure what things to twist in the
make
files).
Now I have run into a problem and i want to include a framework that
has
symbols in it so I can debug it. The build options "install_debug"
is not
what I want, I want "install_with_debug", but that does not exist.
I have
tried to build the framework with "debug" and include it in a
WOApplication
with "debug". It works just fine, until I want to access the local
and
print it out. The jdb/GUI just hangs.
Can anyone tell me what I have to change in the
makefiles/buildOptions list
to get a framework installed with symbols and make the framework
debuggable.
Many thanks
ty
