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Remote Debugger Wrong Line [message #1299101]

Wed, 16 April 2014 14:43

Eclipse User

I am attempting to remote debug some Java code. I have added a new method in the class and when the debugger stops on a break point within the new method it appears that it is stopping in the original file(Old code). I have grabbed the latest version of Eclipse:

Version: Kepler Service Release 2
Build id: 20140224-0627

I have created a new workspace and project with no luck. I have cleaned the project both manually and through the tool. Please help????

Re: Remote Debugger Wrong Line [message #1299200 is a reply to message #1299101]

Wed, 16 April 2014 16:13

Eclipse User

I have always debugged locally. The only thing that makes sense is that I will need to deploy any new code to the server. Is this correct? It defeats the purpose of using the debugger for me in this instance.

Re: Remote Debugger Wrong Line [message #1299211 is a reply to message #1299200]

Wed, 16 April 2014 16:20

Eclipse User

The code that you are debugging has to be deployed to the remote system where the VM is running. The debugger doesn't run code, it interacts with the VM that is actually running the code. If the code isn't available to the remote VM, it has no way to execute it and you can't debug it.

Re: Remote Debugger Wrong Line [message #1300288 is a reply to message #1299101]

Thu, 17 April 2014 09:19

Eclipse User

Thank you David for the response. I knew it had to be a simple answer. I was hoping there would be some type of code injection when debugging but it looks like it back to coding in a text editor Smile

Re: Remote Debugger Wrong Line [message #1300330 is a reply to message #1300288]

Thu, 17 April 2014 09:54

Eclipse User

I'm not sure why this limits you to coding in a text editor. In either case, the code needs to be made accessible to the VM that actually runs the code. Getting the code to the remote system shouldn't be a major issue especially if you use the Remote System tools provided by the Eclipse Target Management project.

Re: Remote Debugger Wrong Line [message #1300344 is a reply to message #1300330]

Thu, 17 April 2014 10:05

Eclipse User

Sorry, I was just joking. Bad humor. I actually love Eclipse. I worked for IBM for a decade and it was the main Java development tool used at the time. I'm not sure what they use now...

I will do some research on the tools or functionality you mentioned. Thx again for the help.

Andy

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