Debugging Axis2 in Tomcat

[Ho, Wen Yue]

Hi,

Any pointers on how to debug Axis2 WebService Application in Tomcat?

Sysdeo turns out to be not working anymore,... with the following error
message:
ERROR: JDWP unable to get necessary JVMTI capabilities.
["debugInit.c",L279]

Thanks in advance,
wen


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Post by Ho, Wen Yue
Hi,
Any pointers on how to debug Axis2 WebService Application in Tomcat?

In Eclipse, you can launch Tomcat for debugging or attach to a running
Tomcat. Then you debug the Axis code in the normal way.

Google for "eclipse launch tomcat debug"

Jeff

[Ajith Ranabahu]

Perhaps this could be useful
http://wso2.org/library/225

Post by Jeff Greif

Post by Ho, Wen Yue
Hi,
Any pointers on how to debug Axis2 WebService Application in Tomcat?

In Eclipse, you can launch Tomcat for debugging or attach to a running
Tomcat. Then you debug the Axis code in the normal way.
Google for "eclipse launch tomcat debug"
Jeff
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[sumedha rubasinghe]

Hi;
Following article [1] provides step-by-step guide on how to debug a web
service using either eclipse or idea.

[1] https://www.wso2.org/library/225

/sumedha

Post by Ho, Wen Yue
Hi,
Any pointers on how to debug Axis2 WebService Application in Tomcat?
Sysdeo turns out to be not working anymore,... with the following error
ERROR: JDWP unable to get necessary JVMTI capabilities.
["debugInit.c",L279]
Thanks in advance,
wen
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[Ho, Wen Yue]

Jeff,

Thanks for the tips.

I manage debug my Axis2 WS in Tomcat using eclipse now.
But I still am having a problem though. When the debugger stopping at
the server side code it doesn't highlight the line where it is stopping.
The Debug Call stacks is saying "line: not available [local variables
unavailable]".

Any experience on this issue?

Thanks again,
Wen


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From: Jeff Greif [mailto:***@gmail.com]
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Subject: Re: Debugging Axis2 in Tomcat

Post by Ho, Wen Yue
Hi,
Any pointers on how to debug Axis2 WebService Application in Tomcat?

In Eclipse, you can launch Tomcat for debugging or attach to a running
Tomcat. Then you debug the Axis code in the normal way.

Google for "eclipse launch tomcat debug"

Jeff

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[Jeff Greif]

Line numbers are available or not depending on the options given to the
java compiler. You can control the appearance of line numbers for your
code, but not for the axis2 code or tomcat container code loaded from
pre-packaged jars, depending on how those jars were built. If you want
line numbers from something in this infrastructure, you might have to
build it yourself with the appropriate compiler options, and install the
results in place of the jars you're using now.

Jeff

Post by Ho, Wen Yue
Jeff,
Thanks for the tips.
I manage debug my Axis2 WS in Tomcat using eclipse now.
But I still am having a problem though. When the debugger stopping at
the server side code it doesn't highlight the line where it is stopping.
The Debug Call stacks is saying "line: not available [local variables
unavailable]".

[Stadelmann Josef]

That was not the question of Jeff

Jeff does not say ... to debug in code that comes from jar's ....
But he wants simple see the debugger step through his own lines of code.

I have had the same issue. The issues is shown in NetBeans as well when
the code is on the server and the debugging takes somehow place in conjunction
with a local source code copy on the client. the debugger shows this problem.
After synchronizing the code between client and server and mounting the code/
package at the proper level, this missbehaving has gone away.

Josef

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Jeff Greif [mailto:***@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 25. Januar 2007 19:15
An: axis-***@ws.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Debugging Axis2 in Tomcat


Line numbers are available or not depending on the options given to the
java compiler. You can control the appearance of line numbers for your
code, but not for the axis2 code or tomcat container code loaded from
pre-packaged jars, depending on how those jars were built. If you want
line numbers from something in this infrastructure, you might have to
build it yourself with the appropriate compiler options, and install the
results in place of the jars you're using now.

Jeff

Post by Ho, Wen Yue
Jeff,
Thanks for the tips.
I manage debug my Axis2 WS in Tomcat using eclipse now.
But I still am having a problem though. When the debugger stopping at
the server side code it doesn't highlight the line where it is stopping.
The Debug Call stacks is saying "line: not available [local variables
unavailable]".

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[W.Y. Ho]

Yes, Josef is correct.
That's what was happening to me.

After I synched the jar in the server and client code, re-mounting the Tomcat, the debugging work perfectly well.
Hope this will help others who have same problems.

Thanks btw.

Stadelmann Josef <***@winterthur.ch> wrote: That was not the question of Jeff

Jeff does not say ... to debug in code that comes from jar's ....
But he wants simple see the debugger step through his own lines of code.

I have had the same issue. The issues is shown in NetBeans as well when
the code is on the server and the debugging takes somehow place in conjunction
with a local source code copy on the client. the debugger shows this problem.
After synchronizing the code between client and server and mounting the code/
package at the proper level, this missbehaving has gone away.

Josef

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Jeff Greif [mailto:***@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 25. Januar 2007 19:15
An: axis-***@ws.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Debugging Axis2 in Tomcat


Line numbers are available or not depending on the options given to the
java compiler. You can control the appearance of line numbers for your
code, but not for the axis2 code or tomcat container code loaded from
pre-packaged jars, depending on how those jars were built. If you want
line numbers from something in this infrastructure, you might have to
build it yourself with the appropriate compiler options, and install the
results in place of the jars you're using now.

Jeff

Post by Ho, Wen Yue
Jeff,
Thanks for the tips.
I manage debug my Axis2 WS in Tomcat using eclipse now.
But I still am having a problem though. When the debugger stopping at
the server side code it doesn't highlight the line where it is stopping.
The Debug Call stacks is saying "line: not available [local variables
unavailable]".

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