External break point in sap r/3 system

i want to set external debugging to rfc in r/3
i tried to set it
its getting set
but when i call rfc from external system(webdynpro)
its not gng to that break point i.e its not linking to that break point
what could be the reason
and how we can set external breakpoint
are there any setting we need to do in r/3 so that break points will work
Regards,
Vani

Hi Vani,
First u have set ur Server to Debug mode...then only u can debug the code...
1. Select "Server0" from J2EE engine (To get this view navigate thru Window--> Show View --> J2EE Engine)
2. Make a right click on "Server0" and choose "Enabling Debugging of Process"
3. Now, Navigate to Run --> Debug --> Select your Project as "Webdynpro Application" and click "new" button
4. Now give some name and Click BROWSE to select ur project and then click APPLY and DEBUG
Or
if u use 2004s, then u can do the settings in Portal itself...which gives u more clear information... follow the link
<a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d0cb32c5-36a7-2910-2c9b-ba4a5bbdbb56">WebDynpro Java Debug Configurator</a>
Hope it helps...
Regards / Guru

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