| Best Way to Run Multiple Debugger Sessions ? [message #134377] |
Tue, 13 January 2004 18:14  |
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Originally posted by: swenjohnson.yahoo.com
My application uses a pair of JVMs, with multiple threads on each. Each
JVM is running essentially the same set of application classes.
To keep my sanity, I'd like to establish a separate remote debugging
session with each JVM, such that each session runs in a separate window.
The only way I know to do this is to replicate the projects of interest
into separate workspaces, and then invoke "eclipse" once for each
workspace.
Is there a better way ?
-- Swen
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| Re: Best Way to Run Multiple Debugger Sessions ? [message #134655 is a reply to message #134629] |
Wed, 14 January 2004 10:01  |
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Originally posted by: markus_keller.ch.ibm.spam.protect.com
If you don't mind seeing the other target in both debug views, you could
also try it with a second workbench window. Choose menu 'Window > New
Window' to get two windows from one eclipse instance.
In the second window, you could even save the perspective with a different
name to help distinguishing the two windows in your favorite window manager.
Markus
Darin Wright wrote:
> The debug view shows all active debug sessions/running applications launched
> from an Eclipse runtime. Currently, there is no way to filter the targets
> shown within a debug view.
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> Darin
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> "Swen Johnson" <swenjohnson@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:bu1u5j$mag$1@eclipse.org...
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>>My application uses a pair of JVMs, with multiple threads on each. Each
>>JVM is running essentially the same set of application classes.
>>
>>To keep my sanity, I'd like to establish a separate remote debugging
>>session with each JVM, such that each session runs in a separate window.
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>>The only way I know to do this is to replicate the projects of interest
>>into separate workspaces, and then invoke "eclipse" once for each
>>workspace.
>>
>>Is there a better way ?
>>
>>
>>-- Swen
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