| Dave,
Check for .options files in the individual plugins (from CVS). These contain the tracing options that you can enable/disable at runtime. Also, if you go to the tracing tab in the Eclipse Application launch configuration with PTP in your workspace, you will see the plugin tracing options.
Regards,
Greg On Oct 10, 2008, at 2:47 PM, Beth Tibbitts wrote: http://www.eclipse.org/ptp/documentation/2.0b/org.eclipse.ptp.pldt.help/html/tracing.html
That's how i tell users to turn on tracing that i put in PLDT (long time ago)
Not sure what is in ptp core but I am hoping this will help you figure out how/what to do where you need it
...Beth
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[ptp-dev] Enabling PTP debug/trace output | | <ecblank.gif> | <ecblank.gif> | | How do I enable the debug/trace options at that I see in the tracing tab
of a run configuration for an Eclipse run configuration so they are
enabled at Eclipse startup? I'm trying to debug a problem with my PE proxy
by turning on my internal trace, but for some reason when I try to start
my proxy in my 2nd Eclipse session, proxy startup hangs, even though I am
running the same code as in my first Eclipse session. If I can turn on
these options, I shouldn't need the second session.
Thanks
Dave
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