Remote Debugging WLS

Has anyone set up a script (Windows) to run WLS in debug mode (-Xdebug)
according to the JPDA spec using JDK1.2.2? I want to step into EJB from
JBuilder.
Thanks, Jon

Hi.
I modified one of our standard start scripts for WL 4.5.1 to do this. The
server does start with this script, but I haven't used it to step into an
EJB from an IDE.
Hope this helps,
Michael Young
BEA Systems
levyjj wrote:
Has anyone set up a script (Windows) to run WLS in debug mode (-Xdebug)
according to the JPDA spec using JDK1.2.2? I want to step into EJB from
JBuilder.
Thanks, Jon[startdebug12.cmd]

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