JDev - Debugger unable to connect to local process.

Hi,
JDeveloper-11.1.1.5.0
Iam able to execute the project in run mode. If I try to execute the same project in Debug mode, getting a message as
'Listening for transport dt_socket at address: 4003'
Debugger unable to connect to local process.
Process exited.
Earlier, I was able to debug the application. Since last few days, facing the issue
Please suggest, if you have any.
Thanks,
MSR.

Hi,
Thanks for your response .
Sorry for delay in response. Actually I was on vacation since last few days.
Finally able to fix the issue. Issue is due to change in C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file. It's been updated for some other reason. Now I've updated the file with required changes. Now able to fix the issue.
-Samba

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Debugger unable to connect to local process

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Hello,
I am getting the dreaded "Unable to Connect to Background Process."
YES I tried the apple suggestion. I also tried the hostconfig suggestion (that one was a mistake!). Archive instal on the system then a re instal of Compressor & Q Master and no luck.
I did notice one thing in activity monitor "Compressord (Not Responding)" It is hung force quit it and re launch compressor again and it dose that.
Same is true on my PowerBook G4 17 and my New MacBook Pro 17 (Witch I migrated from the PowerBook)
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Re: Compressor 2.0.1
A year ago I used Compressor regularly without issue. Now I get this stupid, "Unable to connect to background process" and Compressor is completely unusable.
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I find it incredible that Apple hasn't issued an update to fix this. This is supposed to be their professional software...not some Windows crap.
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David Harbsmeier wrote:>So that leaves the probability that it is an issue with your system. It may be time for a clean install.
A point well taken, which I will investigate and try some basic maintenance first. My Leopard install was completely squeaky clean only about 9 months ago. Doing this again would be very time consuming.
I did try something else: I rebooted from a backup clone of my previous 10.4.11 system. And as I remembered, Compressor works flawlessly there! This at least gives me an option for using it at the moment.
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Still Unable to Connect to Background Process

I went through the motions of trashing compressor/Qmaster and re-installing as they suggest on the support page (a number of times), and I still get the same message "unable to connect to background process".
There was one point where I didn't re-install Qmaster and I was able to encode. I went back a few days later and the error message re-appeared.
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This is a nightmare for me right now. I have several projects that need to be produced without delay.
I have followed the instructions in the document http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93234 .
The first time I had this problem of not being able to connect to background processes this fix worked. Two days later when I go to compress again, the error message comes back up. Following the instructions in the document and two more reinstalls later it's still no better.
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2007-08-02 13:30:43.073 Compressor[256] CFLog (21): dyld returns 2 when trying to load /Users/r2d2/Library/Contextual Menu Items/GraphicConverterCMI.plugin/Contents/MacOS/GraphicConverterCMI
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Unable to connect to local server

Folks:
When I tried to access an older Mac running Leopard (10.5.8) from my MacBook Pro running Mavericks (Finder: Go: Connect to Server: LocalServer), I was unable to connect and received a message,
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Restaring the computer doesn't help.
I had a similiar problem when I upgraded to Mountain Lion, and I tried many of the same tricks to no avail. That problem seems to have fixed itself.
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I should have been more clear. This is on an 8-core Intel XServe.
I was able to use Server Admin locally on the machine for weeks. Now I can't. Nothing has changed or been altered on the machine during that period.
I can not connect to the server via Server Admin remotely or locally. I can connect via SSH, ARD, etc. and the system is still serving NFS just fine, so it's just the process that handles communication with Server Admin that is non responsive.
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Everything else seems new though, from scratch.
Compressor worked fine until recently.
What do I do now?

Well somehow I'm not getting that startup error anymore. I've tried a bunch of things and one of them was, I think, to choose 'fix' in the dialog box.
In answer to the above question, Compressor version is 1.21 (was 1.2 but I upgraded as suggested in the Apple article. Final Cut Pro HD 4.5 .
I'll say it again before everyone reminds me of the need to upgrade: yes I'm aware but cannot afford it at this time.
It appears that Compressor and my internet network connection do not play well together. So I've done a bunch of tests and the only thing that seems to work is the thing suggested in this article: http://www.kashum.com/rbf.pl?c=blog&i=1152611689&referer=r .
I went into system prefs>network and under location, created a new location. Under that new location, under the 'show' menu, I chose 'network port configurations' and unchecked all the ports, and hit apply now. This basically disabled all the network ports. I restarted the computer and the compressor export worked.
It's not a total fix, but at least it's something.
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I"m not a programmer so I did my best with the things the article suggested - some I could figure out, some not so much, but the only thing that seems to help is this network fix.
Not sure if someone posted this article earler or if I just ran across it in my own search - will have to go back and check - but if so, thanks. I need to go back and check the points things on those posts anyway.
I'm at a loss how to fix this any other way. I guess for now I"ll have to either turn the internet off and restart the system before exporting a project, or start the system with the ethernet off and go in and turn the port on manually each time - major pain. But if only I had done this before doing an erase and reinstall! I've been down for weeks going through files, backups to get ready picking at solutions, trying to figure out how to do these fixes. The good side of this is that 1) those files needed to be backed up anc cleaned out anyway, 2) It made me pay attention to the fact that I've been sloppy about my backup system, and 3) I now know how to erase and reinstall and it's not such a scary prospect. So if something happened in the future and it required that, I'm now more prepared to handle it and know that as long as things are backed up well, the computer's not going to smoke and blow up under those circumstances. =)
Does it seem odd to anyone that I would do an erase and reinstall, boot up FCP, and it would remember my settings and send up a reminder that my firewire drive is missing? It appears that every other thing in the system is new.
After all the main software is reinstalled, I'll mess with some system updates and QT updates to see how they affect things and update you guys on that.
If anyone can suggest a more complete fix, now that I"ve narrowed it down to a network compatibility issue, please let me know. Thanks
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