Nowadays, many Java integrated development environments have various JSP Server PLUGIN, which can be debugged in the IDE. But sometimes I want App Server to open independently, and still debug it, that is, Remote Debug. Below is some App Server's Debug start-up mode (of course, there are many kinds, here is the right to throw the jade):
JRUN:
1. Set JRUN to test mode --jrun_home / bin / jrun.exe -start default -debug
2, replace the JRUN profile local.properties corresponding to the corresponding line:
Java.args.debug = -classic -xnoagent -djava.compiler = none /
-Xdebug-xrunjdwp: Transport = dt_socket, address = 5005, server = y, suspend = N
3, start JRUN for debugging;
Resin:
Resin_home / bin / httpd.exe -xdebug -xrunjdwp: Transport = dt_socket, address = 5005, server = y, suspend = n
Tomcat:
In the top of Catalina.sh/bat: set catalina_opts = -server -xdebug -xnoagent -djava.compiler = none -xrunjdwp: transfer = dt_socket, server = y, suspend = n, address = 5005 can be.
WebLogic:
Plus: set java_options = -xdebug -xnoagent -djava.compiler = dt_socket, server = y, suspend = n, address = 5005 in SUSPEND = N, Address = 5005
After starting the App Server, you can use the Debug Remote Java Application and listen to the corresponding debug port under the IDE (here 5005 or ...).
