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Debugging standard SAP Portal java component

Posted on Sep 20, 2005 at 07:47 PM 10 Views

Hi,

i'm having problem's with a standard java component.

Is it possible to perform debugging in component?

I would need the source code, that i don't have.

And in the SAP R/3 i'm not being able to track the functions that are used.

Thanks for the help.

Paulo Ruivo

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    author's profile photo Darrell Merryweather
    Darrell Merryweather
    Posted on Sep 21, 2005 at 03:26 PM
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    There is an eclipse plugin called japclise which can decompile classes on the fly whilst debugging. The only problem with this is that when the class is decompiled it doesn't contain comments, therefore when stepping through the code the line displayed in the eclipse debugger will not correspond to the line being executed, but it may help

    I hope this helps

    Darrell

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  • author's profile photo Detlev Beutner
    Detlev Beutner
    Posted on Sep 29, 2005 at 10:23 AM
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    Hi Paulo, hi Darrel,

    with "Japclipse" you probably think of "Jadclipse" - http://sourceforge.net/projects/jadclipse ?! This is based on JAD - http://kpdus.tripod.com/jad.html - and this again can be called with an option to write the original line numbers as comments before the line.

    Paulo: Documentation about portal debugging can be found here, for example:

    NetWeaver Portal Debugging

    NetWeaver Portal Debugging - 2, HotSwap your classes

    Hope it helps

    Detlev

    PS: Paulo, please consider rewarding points for helpful answers on SDN. Thanks in advance!

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