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Remote Debugging

What is it

Remote debugging enables simple debugging of Batches from inside Eclipse Environment.

You will typically:

• Start the Batch Server with socket debug
• Configure your Eclipse to Remote Debug one BAR project

Setup Batch Server

• 1) Run Batch Server Installer, see []

• 2) Add DEBUGGING options to Batch Server command line:
  • Edit <INSTALL_FOLDER>/bin/setenv.bat
  • Find JAVA_OPTS
  • Add at end :

-Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=5006

• • In this example, we put 5006 as debug port (ensure this port is not used)

• 3) Start Batch Server using:
  • Edit <INSTALL_FOLDER>/bin/console.bat

• 4) This line will appear in shell:
  • Listening for transport dt_socket at address: 5006

• 5) Connect to Batch Server using JConsole:
  • Click on <JDK_HOME>\bin\jconsole.exe

• • Enter in remote field, the URL that is contained in file:
    • <INSTALL_FOLDER>/config/jmx-service-url.txt
    • Example:
      • service:jmx:rmi://GIHQD134:5002/jndi/rmi://GIHQD134:5001/UBS600

• • Enter:
    • username : dev
    • password : dev

Setup Eclipse Launcher

In Eclipse Select Debug>Debug Configurations:

Fill in:

• Project (your BAR project)
• Host : localhost
• Port : The port you configured in Batch Server in JAVA_OPTS, 5006 in our example:

Start your batch

In JConsole, select "MBeans" tab:

And unfold node hierarchy:

• <BATCH_GROUP>/batch/runtime/<BATCH_NAME> for a classical Batch
• <BATCH_GROUP>/batch/runtime/<BATCH_NAME>__@@__<LAUNCH_NAME> for a Batch with launch

Unfold "Operations" node and click on start

That's it

Now here is what you get:

• You can put DEBUGGING points in your project code to debug your batch