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RE: [equinox-dev] debugging org.eclipse.osgi


In eclipse 3.1, you need to create an Eclipse Application launc configuration. Specify -noExit -console as program arguments. In the plug-ins tab, pick the "choose plug-ins..." option and select the plug-ins you want to run. Finally, run :-)



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I can run/debug in Eclipse using 3.2 M5a.  But is there any way to do this using 3.1?  How did everybody run/debug before Eclipse 3.2?  The reason I ask is that I’m trying to use the AspectJ development tools, which don’t work so well yet for version 3.2, but work fine for 3.1.  
 
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Make sure you have one of the latest Eclipse 3.2 SDK builds.  I recommend the 3.2 M5a build.  The Equinox OSGi Framework launcher is new to PDE in 3.2.  You must have PDE (Plug-in Development Environment) installed.  PDE is included in the SDK so if you download that it should be included.


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When I select Run > Debug…, I don’t see an option for Equinox OSGi Framework in the configurations window.  Do you mean debug it as a java application?  When I try that, I get a runtime exception indicating that the system manifest bundle is cannot be found.  Is there a plugin I need to install so that I see an option for debugging as Equinox OSGi Framework?

 
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Arjun

 

 



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Load osgi into your workspace. Then if you just need plain osgi, do Run > Debug... > Equinox OSGi Framework. Make sure osgi is selected, click the debug button. You are debugging :-)


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Hi,


How can I debug the org.eclipse.osgi project from within Eclipse?  What do I need to do to my run configuration?  


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Arjun

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