[Please reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED], as I am not on the jde distribution list.]
Looking over the JDebug documentation, it was not immediately clear to
me if it was easy or possible to do the following, so I thought I
would ask first:
I would like to use JDebug with a Java application that I start using
a batch command in my Emacs (Cygwin) shell buffer. The main reason
for wanting this is that I have a suite of batch commands that do
various pre- and post-processing (including computing arguments) that
are necessary for my Java application to run. Also, it is very nice
to have all the program output in the Emacs shell buffer to look at
afterwards.
So basically, what I am talking about is typing "mycommand" to the bash
prompt in an Emacs shell window:
> mycommand
where "mycommand" does some pre-processing and then starts the JVM, and
when it exits normally, some post-processing.
It is easy for me to modify my batch command suite to call a different
JVM (e.g., javaw) and/or to provide various -X arguments, if
necessary. I am just a little unclear about what else I need to do to
get the correct interaction with JDE.
Thanks in advance, -C. Rich
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Charles Rich | Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL)
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