To set up a local account in debug mode

Hello,
I am a beginner. I want to setup my local account in debug mode. My code is on the remote server. After setting up my local account in debug mode i want to use that code from a remote server . How should i do that? I am using eclipse. Running on Apache tomcat.Please advise.
Thank you in advance.

Huh!? "Local account in debug mode?" What does that mean? And "my code is on a remote server". What do you mean by that? Its in a Subversion repository or something?

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