Hi,

I've gone though some basic oAW tutorials, and they seem to have some nice
debugging facilities.  However, I am having a really tough time debugging
into their code from Sculptor.  I would post this on the oAW forums except
that I think some things are different since I'm using Sculptor on top of
oAW.

Here's what I found:

1.  I can't set any breakpoints in the workflow.oaw file in my target
project because it seems to just an advice and is not an actual workflow
file.  I also can't set any breakpoints in the sculptorworkflow.oaw file
because it's "abstract" and seems to take some arguments from somewhere. 
Possibly the Fornax maven plugin is feeding in some arguments??

2.  I ran Maven in remote debug mode and connected to it from Eclipse.  For
this to work, I have to put a breakpoint in the right place in the oAW
source code.  I can't just put a breakpoint in the oaw, Xtend, or Xpand
files.  Those don't work.  Is it possible to debug into these some other
way?

3.  I am having a really hard time getting the oAW source code to match the
executing code.  The source jars are in my Eclipse plugins directory, but
they don't seem to match the jars in the Fornax maven repo.  Sometimes a jar
contains 150 files while the source code jar only contains 10!  It's just
weird.  I ended up checking the entire oAW project out of their CVS
repository and using Textpad to search for the class I'm looking for in
Eclipse.  This is a royal pain.  What am I missing?

I know that oAW is the underlying framework and I shouldn't need to debug
into it, but sometimes I just can't tell what's going on from their cryptic
error messages and simple documentation.  I'd appreciate any insight that
you have from working with oAW.

Thanks,
Polly
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