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TPTP and Java Web Start [message #47904]

Thu, 22 December 2005 05:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: Jose.Paumard.wanadoo.fr

Hi all,

I'm having troubles profiling a client launched using Java Web Start (TPTP
4.1, used in Eclipse 3.1, on Windows XP).

The agent is launched correctly, the JWS application is launched using a
special command lines that loads the JNLP localy, with the
-XrunpiAgent:enabled option added to it. This command line stuff is used
to debug the JWS application.

The application is correctly launched, but when I try to connect to the
agent :
1) it doesnt shows the process in which my application runs (process shown
are java.exe, my app is in a javaw.exe). I tried to change the JVM option
in the config file, with no success
2) when I try to gather data in the Eclipse perspective, nothing happens
and that process java.exe dies.

Thanks for any hints you could give,

José

Re: TPTP and Java Web Start [message #47997 is a reply to message #47904]

Thu, 22 December 2005 16:43

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: Navid_Mehregani_nmehrega.ca.ibm.com

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 Are you using the RAC or Local Direct
Connection to attach to your agent?  If you're using the local direct
connection, try using the RAC instead and make sure you follow all the
instructions specified in its getting=5Fstarted.html file:  http://www=
eclipse.org/tptp/home/downloads/installguide/AgentController 41.html.
 Make sure you have the bin directory of the RAC in your PATH.  Y=
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might have to click on the 'Refresh Data' button a couple of times before
you see your agent.
 
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Re: TPTP and Java Web Start [message #48088 is a reply to message #47904]

Fri, 23 December 2005 07:23

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: osadeh.gmail.com

José Paumard wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm having troubles profiling a client launched using Java Web Start
> (TPTP 4.1, used in Eclipse 3.1, on Windows XP).
> The agent is launched correctly, the JWS application is launched using a
> special command lines that loads the JNLP localy, with the
> -XrunpiAgent:enabled option added to it. This command line stuff is used
> to debug the JWS application.
> The application is correctly launched, but when I try to connect to the
> agent : 1) it doesnt shows the process in which my application runs
> (process shown are java.exe, my app is in a javaw.exe). I tried to
> change the JVM option in the config file, with no success
> 2) when I try to gather data in the Eclipse perspective, nothing happens
> and that process java.exe dies.
> Thanks for any hints you could give,
> José
>
Hi,
I am using the JAVAWS_VM_ARGS environment variable to pass variables to
WebStart instead of messing with the command line. Also I often use
Process Explorer
(http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html) to see the
exact command line of a running application and verify that my arguments
were passed correctly.

Oren

Re: TPTP and Java Web Start [message #48559 is a reply to message #48088]

Thu, 29 December 2005 08:34

Eclipse User

Hi,

I can see there is a typo in the JVM arg. It should be
"-XrunpiAgent:server=enabled" instead. Thanks.

Samson

"Oren Sadeh" <osadeh@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Jos

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