Restarting a session started on the commandline..
Alex Crowther <[email protected]> Mon, 4 Dec 2006 09:11:51 -0800 (PST)
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.jswat.user |
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Is it possible to restart if you stop the application completely ? I start the debugger as follows: C:\mpp-sdk-3d>C:\jswat-3.13\bin\jswat.exe -J-Djswat.classpath="player.jar" -J-Djswat.sourcepath="c:\projects\Games\PROJECT_NAME\Source\Full2D\J2MERef\src" -J-Djswat.launch="com.mpp.player.PowerPlayerApp c:\projects\Games\PROJECT_NAME\Source\Full2D\J2MERef\mpp.jad" -J-Djswat.runto="Game.run()" player.jar contains the mpowerplayer J2ME midlet emulator (which has entry point PowerPlayerApp). So the setup is: jswat loads mpowerplayer which in turn loads the midlet. Which is all good. Where it goes wrong, is if I want to restart mpowerplayer, I have to close jswat and restart it. The reason for this is, if I click on "session->Start", all the dialog boxes (JVM arguments, classname, etc) are blank... Is there a way to start the jswat such that you can stop debug target, and then restart it, and not have all the session start dialogs empty, taking into consideration that I am doing this all on the command line from a batch file Thanks for any advice... Alex ____________________________________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited