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Best Way to Run Multiple Debugger Sessions ? [message #134377]

Tue, 13 January 2004 18:14

Eclipse User

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

Re: Best Way to Run Multiple Debugger Sessions ? [message #134463 is a reply to message #134377]

Wed, 14 January 2004 03:38

Eclipse User

AFAIK, you can debug more than one application from within eclipse at
one time. Just start all your applications from within eclipse and you
will see them both in the debug window, be able to step through them etc.

-tom

Swen Johnson wrote:
> 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
>
>

Re: Best Way to Run Multiple Debugger Sessions ? [message #134629 is a reply to message #134377]

Wed, 14 January 2004 09:21

Eclipse User

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.

Darin

"Swen Johnson" <swenjohnson@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:bu1u5j$mag$1@eclipse.org...
> 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
>
>

Re: Best Way to Run Multiple Debugger Sessions ? [message #134655 is a reply to message #134629]

Wed, 14 January 2004 10:01

Eclipse User

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.
>
> Darin
>
> "Swen Johnson" <swenjohnson@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:bu1u5j$mag$1@eclipse.org...
>
>>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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