Re: eclipse debugging

At first I was trying to use JSwat, but was having problems
(StackOverflow exception from JSwat).  So I downloaded the latest JDK
(1.4.2_03) and it seems to be working great now!  I'll just use this for
now and hopefully Eclipse will add support for other file types without
the need to write a custom source locater.  The latest 3.0M7 build does
not seem to include this.

Thanks,
Jason 

On Sun, 2004-02-15 at 18:26, Daniel Bonniot wrote:
> 
> >I noticed Daniel's post on the Eclipse debugger newsgroup about
> >debugging Nice under Eclipse.  Has anyone started working on this?  If
> >not, I'll look into it.
> >  
> >
> I just checked their website, especially their roadmap for 3.0: 
> http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/jdt-debug-home/r3_0/plan.html#Overall_Planning
> 
> There is this bit:
> 
> 
>         Planned Items
> 
>     * Support for Mixed Languages
>           o JSR045
>                 + implementation of JSR045 in JDI client
>                 + APIs in the Java debug model that support strata for
>                   breakpoint creation
>                 + investigate stepping in non-default strata
>                 + investigate source locators for non-default strata
>                 + investigate switching between different sources (for
>                   example, switch from JSP view to Java view while
>                   debugging)
>                 + example Tomcat launcher and JSP source locator for
>                   Java family example project
> 
> All of these items are check-marked (implemented IIUC) expect the next 
> to last one. So you should definitely check the latest version of 
> eclipse. It might already be working! Otherwise, you need to understand 
> how to fit into this picture.
> 
> What it seems (looking at the last item) is that they have language 
> specific source locators. This was also in their answer last time. So 
> you might need to implement that part. Although I still think that a 
> language neutral source locator is possible.
> 
> Daniel
> 
-- 
Jason Thomas
The Electric Mind, Ltd.
http://www.theelectricmind.com/



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