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Re: Debugging EJBs

To: "Christopher R. Gardner" <crgardner@charter.net>, AJUG <ajug-members@www.ajug.org>
Subject: Re: Debugging EJBs
From: Ron Cordell <rcordell@ThoughtMill.com>
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 22:39:41 -0400
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The Netbeans 3.4 release (RC1 is tomorrow, I think) works quite well to debug 
JBoss or WebLogic. You set up the app server so that it can be attached to 
over a socket connection, and the NetBeans IDE can attach to it. Then you can 
set breakpoints in your EJB's and step through them while checking out the 
client side. Works pretty well for free. I am using it now...

-ronc

On Tuesday 23 July 2002 22:32, Christopher R. Gardner wrote:
> What are some good (preferably free) tools for debugging EJBs?  The ones I
> know about are:
>
> * enterprise versions of Forte for Java and JBuilder IDEs
> * a plugin for Eclipse
>
> Any addins for the current version (2.6) of the IntelliJ IDE?  I'm already
> familiar with the IntelliJ early access program.

References:
- Debugging EJBs
  - From: "Christopher R. Gardner" <crgardner@charter.net>

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