From: "Charles So" <
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>
> Hello,
>
> Nobody seems to have asked this question before, so here it goes...
>
> First of all, I managed to get Eclipse to connect to a remote instance of
> OFBiz (by following the instructions in docs.ofbiz.org and used the Official
> debugging method.) The Debugger perspective is active, and shows that there
> are many OFBiz threads running.
>
> There was no Java Project in Eclipse at the moment.
>
> Since I need to set break points and make code changes, I am kinda stuck
> here.
>
> So, I created a new Java Project, "Link Source" to the folder containing the
> running instance of OFBiz.
>
> I can set break points, play with OFBiz in Safari, and Eclipse will stop the
> OFBiz at break points.
>
> However, upon checking the Eclipse Workspace I found another copy of OFBiz
> in it!
>
> The question is, have I done anything incorrectly here? I mean, if I make
> changes in Eclipse I don't think the changes are reflected in the original
> copy of OFBiz. Without the Java Project, there seems to be no way to set
> breakpoints and step thru the code...
>
> Comments please!
If you don't want to worry you may use the second method instead.
Jacques
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