Hi Josh,
Now, I'm working about JDWP.
As you suggest, I begin to write a little wrapper. It opens a TCP socket
in listen 8000 port (sample), then wraps the JDB command to BlackBerry
JVM. Moreover, use JDWP is easier than write a complet JDB.
I think that it isn't very difficult... (I hope)
However, I need your helps for Windows logs.
Can you run JDWP tools provided by RIM (<JDE directory>/bin/jdwp.bat) ?
Run JDWP on the 9000 port.
Write a little tool who opens the 8000 port, then redirect all traffic
8000 <=> 9000. (and of course dump the traffic into two files logs in /
out)
Run JDE eclipse or JDB command line :
jdb -connect com.sun.jdi.SocketAttach:hostname=localhost,port=8000
So I'll get the communication between JDB and JDWP.
The result final is (I hope :)) :
$ <plug your blackberry device>
$ <build hello.java with rapc tools>
$ javaloader load hello.cod
$ bjdwp --port 9000
$ jdb -sourcepath /opt/dev/src \
-classpath /opt/RIM/sdk/lib/net_rim_api.jar \
hello
$ <enjoy>
And the architecture is :
JDB <=> BJDWP <=> libbarry <=> -USB link- <=> BlackBerry Device <=> JVM
Regards,
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 05:14:55PM -0400, Josh Kropf wrote:
> I have one suggestion. You might want to consider developing a JDWP
> bridge. This will enable debugging of the blackberry from any JDWP
> compliant debugger which includes all the major IDE's (eclipse,
> netbeans, etc) and event the command line java debugger jdb.exe.
--
Nicolas
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