Hi Dain... I followed what you said, but I added anther JVM property which is - Dopenejb.home=C:\Projects\OpenSource\OEJB\trunk\3.0\openejb\container\openejb-core\target\test-classes, I noticed that the variables are not listed in the variables view, but when I stepped-over the breakpoint all variables are evaluated and listed in the variables view, don't know why, but this what happened, I attached an image of my workspace so you can take a look of what heppened on my machine.
On 2/20/07, Dain Sundstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On either of my macs (both intel macs), when I debug the itests the debugger hangs. I've been fighting with this problem over the past few months and now I'm at my wits end, so I'm hoping someone here can help. First, I'd like to know if others are having this problem. To reproduce the problem, simply add org.apache.openejb.SomeoneBrokeSurefireAndThisIsADirtyHackForItTest to your debugger. You will need to add the following vm property: -javaagent:target/openejb-javaagent-3.0-incubating-SNAPSHOT.jar And it should execute in the container/openejb-core directory. At this point, you should be able to "run" the test without debugging and everything should pass. Then simply drop a breakpoint in CmpContainer.findEJBObject(..) after the line "List<Object> results = cmpEngine.queryBeans(callContext, callMethod, args);" (line 638 in the current copy). When you debug the process, OpenEJB will startup and the vm will "stall" at the breakpoint, but the vm will not "break". If you press the pause button, you will see that the vm is waiting at the break point, but since the vm didn't officially "break" it you can not inspect variables. I have seen this in IntelliJ 5, 6 and Eclipse. Lately, I've started having the VM hang at without any breakpoints in the OpenJPA code that creates tables. Also, I have seen the VM hang after all tests pass and the VM is halting. So can anyone else reproduce this, and does anyone know why this is happening. I didn't think it was possible to write java code that can hang a debugger. -dain
-- Thanks - Mohammad Nour
