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Launch Configuration - Debug [message #67612] Wed, 25 June 2003 18:01 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: keplinge.yahoo.com

Hi -

I am trying to debug / run my Java application from within Eclipse. I can
get it to run successfully if I am connecting to data locally on my
machine. However, I cannot get my launch configuration set up properly
when I need to connect to our server.

Here is what I can use from the command line to get it to run properly.
Is there anyway I can do the same thing using the Arguments tab from the
Launch Configuration dialog?

java -classpath wt.boot.BootstrapMain boot_jar=lpm.jar
boot_class=com.nike.lpm.LinePlanApp
boot_codebase=http://campdmq1.nike.com/WindchillQA

Thanks,
Kelly
Re: Launch Configuration - Debug [message #68113 is a reply to message #67612] Thu, 26 June 2003 09:34 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: wegener.cboenospam.com

Kelly wrote:

> Hi -

> I am trying to debug / run my Java application from within Eclipse. I can
> get it to run successfully if I am connecting to data locally on my
> machine. However, I cannot get my launch configuration set up properly
> when I need to connect to our server.

What happens when you try to connect to your server? Do you get any error
messages?

> Here is what I can use from the command line to get it to run properly.
> Is there anyway I can do the same thing using the Arguments tab from the
> Launch Configuration dialog?

> java -classpath wt.boot.BootstrapMain boot_jar=lpm.jar
> boot_class=com.nike.lpm.LinePlanApp
> boot_codebase=http://campdmq1.nike.com/WindchillQA

> Thanks,
> Kelly



Either you typed in the wrong command line or you have a class called jar
in package boot_jar=lmp.

I'm assuming that wt.boot.BootstrapMain is you main class and that the
remaining command line items are arguments. If this is the case, you
should add everything beginning with boo_jar=lmp.jar to the arguments
window in Eclipse.
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