How to debug multiple osgi workspaces at runtime at once
We are using OSGi 7 with declarative services, and develop using Eclipse IDE with bnd 4.0 plugin. We have ~ 150 bundles in our runtime environment but all of these bundles were developed within 7 independent workspaces. We use Gradle as our build tool and pack the compiled application into an rpm for client installation. When the rpm is installed it unpacks a single executable jar which runs the framework and all the bundles. My question is - how can I debug the entire application? We've tried pulling importing all the projects into a single Eclipse workspace and running the executable jar with command line args for connecting in debug mode, but there seems to be a disconnect and even though a break point can be caught, there's a disconnect between the actual running class files and what is in my 'artificially' created workspace.
Any suggestions on how to get this to work seamlessly?
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We are using OSGi 7 with declarative services, and develop using Eclipse IDE with bnd 4.0 plugin. We have ~ 150 bundles in our runtime environment but all of these bundles were developed within 7 independent workspaces. We use Gradle as our build tool and pack the compiled application into an rpm for client installation. When the rpm is installed it unpacks a single executable jar which runs the framework and all the bundles. My question is - how can I debug the entire application? We've tried pulling importing all the projects into a single Eclipse workspace and running the executable jar with command line args for connecting in debug mode, but there seems to be a disconnect and even though a break point can be caught, there's a disconnect between the actual running class files and what is in my 'artificially' created workspace.
Any suggestions on how to get this to work seamlessly?
java eclipse
asked Feb 4 at 23:08
Benjamin DarkBenjamin Dark
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We are using OSGi 7 with declarative services, and develop using Eclipse IDE with bnd 4.0 plugin. We have ~ 150 bundles in our runtime environment but all of these bundles were developed within 7 independent workspaces. We use Gradle as our build tool and pack the compiled application into an rpm for client installation. When the rpm is installed it unpacks a single executable jar which runs the framework and all the bundles. My question is - how can I debug the entire application? We've tried pulling importing all the projects into a single Eclipse workspace and running the executable jar with command line args for connecting in debug mode, but there seems to be a disconnect and even though a break point can be caught, there's a disconnect between the actual running class files and what is in my 'artificially' created workspace.
Any suggestions on how to get this to work seamlessly?
java eclipse
asked Feb 4 at 23:08
Benjamin DarkBenjamin Dark
61
We are using OSGi 7 with declarative services, and develop using Eclipse IDE with bnd 4.0 plugin. We have ~ 150 bundles in our runtime environment but all of these bundles were developed within 7 independent workspaces. We use Gradle as our build tool and pack the compiled application into an rpm for client installation. When the rpm is installed it unpacks a single executable jar which runs the framework and all the bundles. My question is - how can I debug the entire application? We've tried pulling importing all the projects into a single Eclipse workspace and running the executable jar with command line args for connecting in debug mode, but there seems to be a disconnect and even though a break point can be caught, there's a disconnect between the actual running class files and what is in my 'artificially' created workspace.
Any suggestions on how to get this to work seamlessly?
java eclipse
java eclipse
asked Feb 4 at 23:08
Benjamin DarkBenjamin Dark
61
asked Feb 4 at 23:08
Benjamin DarkBenjamin Dark
61
asked Feb 4 at 23:08
Benjamin DarkBenjamin Dark
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asked Feb 4 at 23:08
Benjamin DarkBenjamin Dark
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asked Feb 4 at 23:08
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