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Over the last several weeks I've received a few questions about remote
debugging with Eclipse. I posted about this on my other blog back in February
here but with not enough info for others to follow.
If you go look at that blog entry you will see that I looked into 'in
eclipse' debugging but did not find it satisfactory.
So without further ado here is how I use Tomcat, JBoss, and Eclipse to build
and debug applications.
Whichever platform you are using (Tomcat or JBoss) you need to start them
with the JPDA debugging enabled. For Tomcat this is very easy. In the
$CATALINA_HOME/bin directory there is a script catalina.sh. If you provide
the arguments 'jpda start' tomcat will startup and listen on port 8000 for a
debugger connection.
With JBoss its only slightly more complicated. Basically you need to speci... (more)
JDJ's Bill Dudney (pictured) writes: With the popularity of Object Relational
Mapping tools like Hibernate and Cayenne, developers are more often than
other giving control of some of their code to models. Will this help raise
MDA into the mainstream? Will MDA take its hoped-for place as the next level
of abstraction for developers?
What about MDA
Model Driven Architecture, also known as MDA, started in late 2000 with a
white paper. Basically the idea is that we define the software we want to
build in sophisticated models that capture the detail of the application.
Then from these... (more)
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As a kick off for this new column I figured I'd go over some of the good, bad
and ugly in the new Eclipse M8 drop. I have been using M8 for two weeks now
and I've accumulated a lot of notes of what I like and don't like in this
latest of the drops before we get 3.0 final. Over all I am really impressed
with this release. I went through the release notes and tried to comment on
each aspect of what was documented as well as a couple of nice things that I
found that are not in the release notes.
Eye-candy - in the form ... (more)
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On June 1, 2004, the Eclipse Board of Directors named Mike Milinkovich the
executive director of the Eclipse Foundation. The hunt had been on since
Eclipse became an independent entity earlier this year. Here JDJ's Eclipse
editor, Bill Dudney, talks exclusively with Milinkovich about the direction
he wants to take Eclipse and what his vision is for the community.
Mike Milinkovich comes to the Eclipse Foundation from Oracle, where he served
as the vice president of OracleAS Technical Services. Prior to Oracle he was
at... (more)
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This column contains an excerpt from one of the refactoring chapters in my
book Eclipse 3 Live. The book will eventually contain similar sections for
all the refactorings available in Eclipse. Change Method SignatureThis
refactoring allows you to change the signature of an existing method by
changing any of the aspects of the method that make its signature. You can
change the access rights (public, private, etc.), you can change the name as
well as add or remove parameters, and yo... (more)