Having just come from JavaOne, I can tell you that just about everyone is
doing the same. At our shop, we have looked at MANY debugging tools, and
have found very few that actually work for EJB debugging (remote debugging).
The one combination we found that did work was Visual Cafe on the WebLogic
application server. The only reason we made this work is that we had
engineers from BEA show us how to do it and help us set it up (it was quite
a trick).
We had been using println() exclusively before that, and had written our own
sort of println-based debugging tool. We took println statements and wrote
them to a GUI window on the server. We had some methods that prompted (via a
dialog) for input and our code could respond accordinlgy. We also had some
assert methods, etc. It was just a slightly fancier println().
The bottom line is that if you do find a way to remotely debug an EJB in
Jonas, let us all know!!!
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maybe this is off topic, but I would like to know how experienced
EJB-developers handle debugging of EJBs.
All I see in my debugger are the remote stubs, which are of no help.
Currently I am debugging as my father did in the 70s,
by using System.out.println().
Any suggestions ?
Nikolaus
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