Using Java Wire Debug Protocol to Debug a Running Server

Most of the simple problems you'll encounter while developing in Studio will be caught before you attempt to build your project. Its the run-time errors that are always harder to predict. Studio and the One Network server provide a means to debug code within a locally running server using the standards based Java Wire Debug Protocol. Running the Platform server with JDWP enabled exposes the instance to a remote connection point for a debugger. You can expect a small performance hit when you run a server with JDWP enabled, so you may see slower performance in your server applications with this feature running. This is normal and common to all servers running with JDWP enabled.

• Configuring the Remote Debugger in Studio

• Setting Breakpoints

• The Debug Perspective

• Stepping Through Code

• When to Restart the Server

• Terminating the Remote Session

• Restarting the Last Run Remote Session

• Clearing Breakpoints

• Editing Code While Debugging