Is it possible (and not too difficult) to use eclipse to debug distributed java application [duplicate]











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I was asked to help a company to change the way development is done. One point is the way how testing and debugging is done.

They have a distributed Java application. At the moment, testing and debugging is done by running all the parts of the distributed application on the development machine.

For several reasons this is undesirable. For starters, it is because you are not testing a distributed system.



I do not have much experience with debugging Java applications in Eclipse, especially not with remote debugging. And when the application is distributed the debugging has to be done on several machines at the same time.



Is debugging a distributed application doable, or is it better to continue working like it is being done now?






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    Yes, you can run the Java processes with an opened debug port and remotely connect the debugger in Eclipse to them.
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I was asked to help a company to change the way development is done. One point is the way how testing and debugging is done.

They have a distributed Java application. At the moment, testing and debugging is done by running all the parts of the distributed application on the development machine.

For several reasons this is undesirable. For starters, it is because you are not testing a distributed system.



I do not have much experience with debugging Java applications in Eclipse, especially not with remote debugging. And when the application is distributed the debugging has to be done on several machines at the same time.



Is debugging a distributed application doable, or is it better to continue working like it is being done now?






java eclipse debugging testing distributed-computing







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    Yes, you can run the Java processes with an opened debug port and remotely connect the debugger in Eclipse to them.
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I was asked to help a company to change the way development is done. One point is the way how testing and debugging is done.

They have a distributed Java application. At the moment, testing and debugging is done by running all the parts of the distributed application on the development machine.

For several reasons this is undesirable. For starters, it is because you are not testing a distributed system.



I do not have much experience with debugging Java applications in Eclipse, especially not with remote debugging. And when the application is distributed the debugging has to be done on several machines at the same time.



Is debugging a distributed application doable, or is it better to continue working like it is being done now?






java eclipse debugging testing distributed-computing







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  • eclipse: how to debug a Java program as a .jar file?

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  • Eclipse : Eclipse Java Remote Debugging

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I was asked to help a company to change the way development is done. One point is the way how testing and debugging is done.

They have a distributed Java application. At the moment, testing and debugging is done by running all the parts of the distributed application on the development machine.

For several reasons this is undesirable. For starters, it is because you are not testing a distributed system.



I do not have much experience with debugging Java applications in Eclipse, especially not with remote debugging. And when the application is distributed the debugging has to be done on several machines at the same time.



Is debugging a distributed application doable, or is it better to continue working like it is being done now?





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  • eclipse: how to debug a Java program as a .jar file?

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  • Eclipse : Eclipse Java Remote Debugging

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    Yes, you can run the Java processes with an opened debug port and remotely connect the debugger in Eclipse to them.
    – daniu
    Nov 22 at 15:14














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    Yes, you can run the Java processes with an opened debug port and remotely connect the debugger in Eclipse to them.
    – daniu
    Nov 22 at 15:14








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Yes, you can run the Java processes with an opened debug port and remotely connect the debugger in Eclipse to them.
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Yes, you can run the Java processes with an opened debug port and remotely connect the debugger in Eclipse to them.
– daniu
Nov 22 at 15:14

















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