Debug from BW?

Hi experts,
I have some trouble and i need to debug an extractor to solve it. But when i debug it from rsa3 en R3 i works ok, it only works badly when i execute the infopackage from BW.
So, is there a way to start the extraction process from BW and debug its progress on the FM execution on BW?? I am with 3.5.
Thank -you very much,
Artur.

When you trigger the IP in BW, BW system triggers one job in ECC with system user. BWREMOTE etc etc.
Keep your ECC session open and go to t-code SM50
Once you trigger the job in BW, you should see a job entry in SM50. (Keep Refreshing). The moment you see the entry, select the entry and top menu bar (Program/Session) -> Programs -> Debugging.
That should take you to your code for debugging.
- Danny

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Deployment and debugging from JBuilder

Hi,
i build a JATO application that deployed as a war file and run
perfectly on an external Tomcat.
But running this app on the integrated Tomcat of the JBuilder tool
results in the following error :
Application Error - javax.servlet.ServletException: Invalid reqest -
request handler "Login" not found
On that way, debugging the application is not possible.
Any idea what's wrong ?
I've heard there is a deployment tool document ? Where is it ?
thanks for your help

Hi--
None of our team has experience running JATO apps in JBuilder. The main
thing to check when running in an IDE is that the web.xml is properly
registered. Because you've received a JATO error, I assume it is in your
case. Therefore, it must be something else.
The error you sent means that the lookup for the LoginViewBean class failed.
This is probably a silly question, but are all of your classes compiled and
under the /WEB-INF/classes directory? Any other reason your application
classes might not be found?
Todd
Todd Fast
Senior Engineer
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
todd.fast@s...
----- Original Message -----
From: <donnetmonay@y...>
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 1:26 AM
Subject: [iPlanet-JATO] deployment and debugging from JBuilder
Hi,
i build a JATO application that deployed as a war file and run
perfectly on an external Tomcat.
But running this app on the integrated Tomcat of the JBuilder tool
results in the following error :
Application Error - javax.servlet.ServletException: Invalid reqest -
request handler "Login" not found
On that way, debugging the application is not possible.
Any idea what's wrong ?
I've heard there is a deployment tool document ? Where is it ?
thanks for your help
For more information about JATO, please visit:
http://developer.iplanet.com/tech/appserver/framework/index.jsp

Debugging from ECC into SRM

Hi everyone,
I've been studying some programs in ECC that call functions in SRM (RFCs).
Do you know what I should do in order to start debugging in ECC and continue with the debugging in SRM?
I also need to do the opposite: debug a program in SRM and its RFCs in ECC.
I've read recommendations concerning web debugging, and it consisted of setting
GENERATEDYNPRO parameter equal to 1 in SICF transaction. Is there another parameter to be considered for the aforementioned situation?
Thanks in advance!
Henrique

If you want to do some debugging from one system to the other, set the RFC user that is used in the RFC connection which is used when the FM is called to DIALOG in SU01.
Set a break point just before the call to the backend. Now use F5 to jump to the other system. This works both ways.
For example take SRM to ECC with order replication in Extended Classic Scenario:
1. Set a session breakpoint in function module B46B_DPO_TRANSFER on line 290 (at least when using ECS scenario and SRM 5 with ECC 6 as backend) where the FM BBP_PO_INBOUND is called:
CALL FUNCTION 'BBP_PO_INBOUND' DESTINATION lv_destination
The lv_destination is the SM59 RFC connection (the user defined in this connection must be dialog and have debugging rights, or you can change the destination here).
2. Find a GUID of an order and enter this GUID in FM BBP_PD_PO_TRANSFER_EXEC_V2 (or BBP_PD_PO_TRANSFER_EXEC)
3. When it stops at your breakpoint hit F5 for the next step (enter the FM) and you will continue to debug in the called system.

SAP SRM error when debugging from Portal

Hi,
I have put an external debugging point in the backend SRM system and trying to process the Shopping cart from portal. It is giving an error message at the statement where I have put the debug point.
The error message which I get in st22 is:
The ITS service "bbpsc02" failed since not template could be found for
the screen with the number 131 in the program "SAPMSSY3".
The template was searched in the following ITS services:
"BBPSC01"
Note that for language-dependent templates the language is included
in the search.
Could you please tell me what should I do for enabling teh debugging from the portal.
Regards,
Ravi G
Edited by: Ravi Kumar Gunda on Jul 21, 2009 5:32 PM

Hi,
There is an error in the publishing of template
Template :"bbpsc02" is not publised in ITS.
Go to T.code: SE80
Publish all the templates again and check
Check with your SAP BASIS team for the help
Regards
Ganesh

Distinguishing debug from optimized libs and executables

I'm looking for a way to programmatically distinguish debug libs and executables from their optimized counterparts. It needs to be a way to, for example, parse the output of some utility that can produce information which distinguishes debug from optimized libs or executables.
I've looked at the system utilities nm, dump, and elfdump, but there is no documentation that describes how the information produced by these utilities might differ between debug and optimized code.
There are tantalizing hints in the on-line help here on the Sun site that the utility dumpstabs might provide this functionality, but that utility isn't available to me. Also, the version of nm that ships with RedHat7.2 claims to dump debug symbols only when used with a certain flag, so perhaps nm could be adapted to my needs, but I don't know how. If there is a way to parse the output of nm to distinguish debug from optimized libs and execs, could someone enlighten me?
Thanks,
Derrell

There is no easy way to do this - a symbol is a symbol. But if you are using file static symbols in the libraries, you are in luck.
Note, a file static symbol is like this:
foo.c:
static int foo_cnt = 100;
Given the fact our compilers would globalize the names of these symbols with the "$" prefix. It would be something like "$XAu8kkBEoje_yEX.foo_cnt" for the above symbol. Thus if you can find such names, it's safe to say the library was built with debug info.
If you only use global symbols and functions, well then I don't see how to tell these libraries apart.
- Rose

Debugging from Portal

Hi,
We access SRM screens via portal in QA system. We have one issue in contract form. Can I debug the smartform function module from Portal? I kept a cursor in function module and tried. But the portal didnt reach the break-point. But in development system, I could debug.
Can anyone tell me is it possible to debug from Portal content to SRM gui?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Nowsath

debugging for SAP gui of SRM can be done from ITS templetes of diff services.
not sure from portal.
BR
Dinesh

Remote debugging from Windows to Linux

Is there a full description of every step needed to do remote cross-platform C++ debugging? I'm using the Indigo version of Eclipse CDT on Windows and would like to debug an application on a remote Linux machine.
On Windows, I do not have the ability to install a compiler or cygwin, but I do have plink and ssh on Windows. I am able to access the remote machine via RSE SFTP (a la stackoverflow.com/questions/4216822/work-on-a-remote-project-with-eclipse-via-ssh). I do have VNC but I find that the Eclipse IDE is very unresponsive under that setup, hence the desire to develop and debug from a native Windows app.
This FAQ is the most complete (wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/User/FAQ#How_do_I_debug_a_remote_application.3F), but doesn't discuss how to deal with Windows using backslash paths and having a different filesystem root compared to Linux and its forward slashes.
I am able to get a remote connection by playing around with the suggestions here (www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php?S=5e54b35462bb80f79ebb9fbbaf93a288&t=msg&th=173880), resulting in console output that looks like:
Last login: Fri Apr 6 20:19:09 2012 from foo.bar.com
echo $PWD'>'
/usr/bin/gdbserver :12345 /linux/path/to/my/binary args_to_my_binary;exit
but it fails with "Error while launching command: gdb --version"
The old FAQ is very incomplete and seems out of date: wiki.eclipse.org/TM_and_RSE_FAQ#How_can_I_do_Remote_Debugging_with_CDT.3F
This suggests it's possible but does not have sufficient details on how to set the myriad configuration options in Eclipse: stackoverflow.com/questions/6044138/remote-debugging-in-eclipse-cdt
I suspect many people would benefit if there was a clear set of instructions in one place on how to make this happen.
--Gerald Dalley

OK. I just spent the last two days figuring this out, so here are step-by-step instructions that hopefully will help others (This list is unusually anal by the standards of this group, but really simple concrete instructions would have helped me).
on the target linux box, make sure you have gdbserver. If you don't, get the gdb sources. Note: Making gdb does not build gdbserver. Instead, you have to go into the gdbserver directory and configure/make there.
Run gdb on the linux box. In the startup banner, it will say what its target is. This will be something like x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu or i686-pc-linux-gnu. Remember this for later.
Install MinGW on your Windows box (I had trouble building gdb on cygwin, so I recommend MinGW).
Download expat from http://sourceforge.net/projects/expat/files/expat/2.1.0/.Note: Do not download the Windows expat installer. Download the sources instead.
In the expat directory. "./configure --enable-shared", make, make install.
Download the gdb sources
../gdb-7.4/configure --with-expat --target=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu --host=i686-pc-mingw32
make, make install
Time to test. On your linux box, create and compile hello.cpp to hello.
On your linux box, gdbserver :4444 hello
Note:If you are on a corporate network, non-standard ports may be blocked. Set up an ssh tunnel if necessary.
Copy hello.cpp and hello to your Windows machine
From the MinGW prompt, run "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-gdb ./Hello" Note: Substitute the name of the gdb you built as appropriate based on the target platform you got in step 2.
In gdb, load the executable with "file hello"
target remote localhost:4444 Note: This assumes that you have an ssh tunnel on localhost. Modify appropriately.
Verify that gdb commands like break, cont, and run work here.
Now we want to run it from outside of MinGW. In Control Panel/System/Advanced/Environment Variables add something like E:\MinGW\bin to the path. This is necessary for the loader to find libiconv_2.dll, etc. Now verify that you can do the preceding step from an ordinary Windows command prompt.
Launch Eclipse (finally!). New debug configuration C/C++ attach to process.
In Main, give path to the copy of the Linux executable on the Windows system.
In Debugger tab, set Debugger dropdown to gdbserver. Set "GDB debugger" to something like "E:\MinGW\msys\1.0\local\bin\x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-gdb.exe" based on where your gdb is. For Connection, choose TCP and fill in the hostname and port number you've been using from gdb in the previous steps.
Make sure gdbserver is running (it often quits when the program ends) and launch the debug configuration
In the gdb console, enter "file hello," "break main," and cont or run (sometimes it wants one. Sometimes the other) and voila, you should be there.
Let me know if this works, and I'll post it somewhere better.
Good luck,
Mike

Debugging from SM50

Hi All,
Debugging from SM50 for a function module is triggering only in some cases for the same test case....!!!!
I need to debug a Function module which is called from an Event.
To debug this I have written While...EndWhile Infinite Loop, and debugging it from SM50, but the problem is It is going to debugging mode in few cases for he same Test case .
What could be the problem , if some one has come across this kind of problem then please try to help me out ....
Waiting for your Inputs

Hello.
Do you have to run it in background?
If not, don't use SM50. Just put a break point before the WHILE statement and run it in SE38 normally.
If yes, remeber that SM50 don't stop the processing if it would get a short dump, i.e, if in the second you click debug the runtime is in the middle of a comit process, or something similar, it will wait until give debug to you.
Best regards.

Cannot remote debug from JDev 10.1.3 on AS 10.1.2 running hotspot

Hi,
I've set up an embedded OC4J instance in an application server as described in the help topic, "Remote Debugging in OC4J" (with a few changes, such as the fact that I added startup options using the OC4J instance Admin page of EM, rather than at the command line (since the instance is embedded in a full AS). I followed the directions specifically for HotSpot, because that's the JVM the instance was set up to use, and I can't change it (I know OJVM enables lots more features, but that's the situation I'm in).
I've also configured my project for remote debugging, ensuring the host name and port matches, and trying both "Attach to JDPA" and "Attach to OJVM" (these being the only two options, except for starting a listener, which I don't think will help with a web application).
When I try to debug, though, I get:
Debugger unable to connect to remote process.
Should I be doing something differently?
Thanks much,
Avrom

I had the delete key quit working after accidentally pressing a key sequent that included the delete key. I don't know what keys were involved, but the delete key from that point on did nothing.
I am running JDeveloper 10.1.3.0.4 on Window XP.
To resolve the problem, I set the keyboard Accelerators back to 'Default' in JDeveloper.
I selected... Tools->Preferences->Accelerators
then click on 'Load preset' then I chose 'Default'
You may need to select something other than default for your platform, but that did the trick for me.

Cannot debug from Eclipse (Mac OS 10.7, Drive 3.01)

I piggy-backed this on another discussion three days ago, but perhaps creating a new thread will get more attention.
I recently downloaded the Adobe Drive 3 SDK and am having problems debugging the sample connectors from Eclipse. I've followed all of the instructions in the documentation, but no matter what I try I cannot get my built connectors (both basicftp and helloworld) to show up when I try to initiate a connection in Drive 3.01.
I am definitely checking (selecting) the bundles for these two samples in the run configuration, as well as all the dependant bundles ("Validate Bundles" passes successfully). In the console, if I type 'ss' I see both of the samples listed as ACTIVE. I launch Drive after I see them as active.
I tried typing 'csstat' in the console but that does not seem to be a recognized command (per the documentation).
When I launch Adobe Drive 3.01 I only see the two out-of-the-box connectors (DAM and CMIS).
If I do a proper build and export to the CS5ServiceManager directory, they do show up in Adobe Drive. However, I really need to be able to run from within Eclipse to debug.
I've followed the troubleshooting steps and killed the CS5ServiceManager and Adobe drive processes using Activity Manager (I'm on a Mac OS 10.7 Lion) and also deleted the 'data' folder, rebooted, no luck.
I even tried doing a clean installation of everything on another machine, and had the same problem.
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Thanks so much for the suggestions.
I haven't tried the 32 bit JVM yet, but your comments got me thinking about which bundles I have selected in my run configuration. When I first tried selecting ALL bundles, I got an error when launching:
The bundle could not be resolved. Reason: Missing Constraint: Import-Package: com.adobe.versioncue.serialization; version="0.0.0"
To correct that, I had gone back to the run configuration, cleared all bundles, and pressed the "Add Required Bundles" button. This only added a small subset of all bundles, but got rid of the validation error.
I now went back and selected all bundles, despite the validation error, and now I am successfully able to launch the sample.basicftp bundle from Eclipse on one of my two machines. The other one doesn't work, and when I go type 'ss' I see one of the bundles seems to get stuck in the STARTING state:
com.adobe.csi.bootstrap_2.0.0.201003221714
I can probably continue working with my one working machine, but something still doesn't seem right.
1) Should I be seeing that "Missing Constraint" error above? If not, then where do I find the bundle that it is looking for?
2) Any idea why the com.adobe.csi.bootstrap is getting stuck in the STARTING state.
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Can not test, run or debug from JDev 10.1.3

Hi,
Just starting to play with latest JDeveloper 10.1.3 (installed latest version + patch), I've then created a new application (ADF BC + JSF), a new ViewObject and an app module.
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[Starting OC4J using the following ports: HTTP=8988, RMI=23891, JMS=9227.]
**** Unable to obtain password from principals.xml. Using default.
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C:\Oracle\Jdev\jdk\bin\javaw.exe -ojvm -classpath C:\Oracle\Jdev1013\j2ee\home\oc4j.jar;C:\Oracle\Jdev1013\jdev\lib\jdev-oc4j-embedded.jar -Dhttp.proxyHost=proxy.us.oracle.com -Dhttp.proxyPort=80 -Dhttp.nonProxyHosts=*.oracle.com|*.oraclecorp.com -Dhttps.proxyHost=proxy.us.oracle.com -Dhttps.proxyPort=80 -Dhttps.nonProxyHosts=*.oracle.com|*.oraclecorp.com -Xverify:none -DcheckForUpdates=adminClientOnly -Doracle.application.environment=development -Doracle.j2ee.dont.use.memory.archive=true -Doracle.j2ee.http.socket.timeout=500 -Doc4j.jms.usePersistenceLockFiles=false oracle.oc4j.loader.boot.BootStrap -config C:\Oracle\Jdev1013\jdev\system\oracle.j2ee.10.1.3.36.73\embedded-oc4j\config\server.xml
[waiting for the server to complete its initialization...]
OC4J startup failed
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: oracle.classloader.ClassLoaderQuery
     void oracle.oc4j.loader.boot.BootConfigurationFactory.<init>(java.lang.String[])
          BootConfigurationFactory.java:63
     oracle.classloader.util.InitialLoadersConfiguration oracle.oc4j.loader.boot.BootConfigurationFactory.create(java.lang.String[])
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     void oracle.oc4j.loader.boot.BootStrap.main(java.lang.String[])
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Process exited with exit code 0.
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Thanks.

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          >
          >As far as I know this is behaving correctly.
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Debug from a Remote Location

I installed the update to Flash 8 that allows for remote
debugging, and I had it all set up and working over the past week
or two. But, all of a sudden it's not working for me anymore. I was
able to access it by right clicking my movie from within the
browser and selecting "Debugger", but for some reason the option
isn't available anymore. I've rechecked my settings according to
the livedocs, and ensured the swd file is in the same dir as the
swf, but no dice... Anyone have an idea on how to bring this back?
or what I could be missing?
Thanks.

Any one help me?
Can you find out why after doing the following the flash debugger is not stopping at break points.
I have my action script in separate .as files (Action Script 3.0).
I have installed flash debugger 10.
The publish settings are set to allow debugging and allow trace statements.
I run the remote debugger for 3.0.
Open my browser (IE8), it asks me to connect to the Localhost which I do.
I can now see the trace statements as I play around with my .swf.
However even though I have set breakpoints in the AS it is not stopping at them.
This is my problem why can I see the trace statements but it doesn’t stop at the breakpoints.
I am using Flash CS4 and the files are being exported as flash 9 with AS3.

Debug from one machine not working , why ?

I created standard debug configuration for portal:
remove java application type ... , and it works immediately after portal is restarted, (connecting fast).
but after disconnect and try to run debug again, studio againg newer complete step "establishing connection"
on other maching same debug working every time , connecting with no problems.
for what reason on my machine debug may working only one time?
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Dear Vladimir,
sometimes debugging with J2EE can bring you some surprises.
You have to be careful on how to you disconnect from your previous debug session.
Pay special attention that you click on the "Remove all terminated launches"
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Kindest Regards
/Ricardo Quintas

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With the update of flex to 3.2.0 is not possible to debug an
application. When start a debug session the application start but
the breakpoint don't works. Closed the application, flex notify the
error to establishing a debug session. I'm working on Mac OSX
10.5.5.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:WindowedApplication xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
layout="absolute" creationComplete="init()">
<mx:Script>
<![CDATA[
private function init():void {
trace('init!');
]]>
</mx:Script>
</mx:WindowedApplication>
Starting the debug session the application start but the
trace command has no output in console panel and if I put a
breakpoint on row 6 the application don't stop!
This is the result output at the end of the application:
Process terminated without establishing connection to
debugger.
Command:
"/Applications/Adobe Flex Builder 3/sdks/3.2.0/bin/adl"
-runtime "/Applications/Adobe Flex Builder
3/sdks/3.2.0/runtimes/air/mac" "/Users/sbaldizz/Documents/Flex
Builder 3/bbb/bin-debug/bbb-app.xml"
"/Users/sbaldizz/Documents/Flex Builder 3/bbb/bin-debug"
Output from command:
init!

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installed the FP 10 debugger AX plugin as well as the mozilla
plugin.
Still can't debug. I am dead in the water, lost two days of
work, and would have preferred to just use AIR 1.1 if I had of
known, but the autoupdate screwed my program up.

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