Re: SDM and client debugging with eclipse debugger?

Hi,

SDBG no longer provides a ZIP version of the plugin (as noted on the Releases page).

I hope you managed to install from the P2 site. If you used some of the old ZIP releases, you shouldn't as they are really old in the meantime.

Perhaps you can use the approach outlined here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/sdbg/qvkr4WJvpm0

четвъртък, 23 април 2015 г., 15:33:49 UTC+3, kwma...@gmail.com написа:

Good news! I got it working now with the sdbg plugin - after restarting everything (eclipse, jboss, debug configs, sdm on) , the debugger pauses in the client code at the break points set :-)

Regards

Kristian

On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 12:13:04 PM UTC+2, kwma...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Ivan, 

in the meantime I was able to install the sdbg plugin and tried to use it according to video from the github readme page of the project. 

Difference was that I did start Codeserver via  Debug -> [GWT] Web Application (Super Dev Mode) and did not get a classnotfoundexception for the CodeServer. Also - since I have to use the target app server as runtime environment (e.g. JNDI-Lookup), I did provide the URL of the local JBOSS when creating a "Launch Chrome" Debug Configuration instead of the URL from the Development Mode View in Eclipse. 

Unfortunately I do get the same behaviour that the debugger does not halt at the break points in the client code. Should it work as expected also with local jboss as runtime instead of GWT-Plugin-internal JETTY Runtime?

Thanks

Kristian

On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 9:10:01 AM UTC+2, kwma...@gmail.com wrote:

OK, thanks for the info! This clarifies the behaviour I described in my initial post.

On Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at 3:23:32 PM UTC+2, Jens wrote:

With SDM your client side code only runs in the browser and you have to set break points in the browser's dev tools. Launching the JVM in debug mode does not give you anything for client side debugging.

There is an Eclipse plugin called SDGB on Github that allows Eclipse to connect to Chrome browser and then you can set break points in Eclipse (and Eclipse synchronizes them with Chrome browser).

-- J.

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