| Debuggin RMI [message #201454] |
Wed, 12 September 2007 18:52  |
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Originally posted by: someone.nospam.net
Evidently the folks at my work place use RMI (I am completely unfamiliar
with the concept) to start up the application I need to debug. Thus I need
to run some commands from the command line prior to invoking my application.
I looked around the debug dialog, but don't see anywhere I can do that from
within eclipse. How do I go about debugging? Do I need to manually open
another console and enter my commands or is there an easier automated way?
Also, can I debug as a local process or do I have to attach?
This is a C++ app btw, not a java app.
thanks
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| Re: Debuggin RMI [message #201461 is a reply to message #201454] |
Wed, 12 September 2007 19:27  |
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Originally posted by: dmsubs.NOSPAM.consertum.com
I'd suggest using a script/batch file that does your commands and finally
invokes gdb. Then replace the (gdb) debugger name with the name of your
script/batch file in the launch dialog.
Hope that's clear
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Derek
Christopher Pisz wrote:
> Evidently the folks at my work place use RMI (I am completely unfamiliar
> with the concept) to start up the application I need to debug. Thus I need
> to run some commands from the command line prior to invoking my application.
> I looked around the debug dialog, but don't see anywhere I can do that from
> within eclipse. How do I go about debugging? Do I need to manually open
> another console and enter my commands or is there an easier automated way?
> Also, can I debug as a local process or do I have to attach?
>
> This is a C++ app btw, not a java app.
>
> thanks
>
>
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