I have tried the tricks posted, like using 127.0.0.1, and making sure that I
only have one VM. (If you install SDK1.3 on Windows, you automatically get 2
VM, one on top c:\jdk1.3 and one JRE within program files.) The debugger
fails so early, so there are no window changes done, and therefor the
contents in the lower of the 2 buffers that Paul Kinnucan want to see
doesn't exist.
Instead of using sockets, I started up the process to be debugged in a
separate process and attached to it using shared memory. Everything worked
fine - at least I could see the trace of methods entering. Jippi! So it
seems that Paul Kinnucan has pinpointed the error right.
Now I am looking for the flag that tells JDE to used shared memory instead
of sockets.
/mattias
