JPDA/JDWP Support in Oracle 9iR2

Hi Boys,
I would Like to set up the oracle jvm to support jdwp for remotely debugging some store procedures.
I have read the "java developer's guide" but i have not found the exat reference in otn were i can find how to set up correctly the server jvm to support jpda/jdwp
Dose anyone known were i can find some documentations?
Best Regards,
Andrea

Hi,
Nothing special needs to be done on the DB side to enable
JDWP, but the following permissions:
DEBUG ANY PROCEDURE
DEBUG CONNECT SESSION
What you need is a tool (IDE) that supports debugging through the JDWP protocol
JDeveloper 9.0.3 which is currently dowloadable from OTN as a preview
(http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev) supports JDWP debugging with Oracle
9.2.
Kuassi

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