DZone - Comments for "Debugging Spring OSGi with NetBeans IDE"

Hi,I think "Debugging OSGi

jaceklaskowski — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 05:06:35 -0400

Hi,

I think "Debugging OSGi with NetBeans IDE and JPDA" would do the trick. On the other hand, after some thinking, I must admit the title might've led me to wrong conclusions, but I can't find any better ;-)

I believe I'll be able to read more about OSGi soon from you, right? If you could post some tips&tricks on running NetBeans RCP app atop OSGi, that'd be awesome.

Jacek

@JacekHi,Thanks for advance.

slim.ouertani — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 03:41:47 -0400

@Jacek

Hi,

Thanks for advance.

Yes, I'am agree with you. However, the first time that I used this command line is with OSGI, else I' m based on IDE tools and debug button :).

The title is exaggerated, may be attaching debugger with netbeans will be appropriete.

Hi, Don't get me wrong, but

jaceklaskowski — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 03:12:40 -0400

Hi,

Don't get me wrong, but I think the title is a bit exaggerated. It caught my attention as I'm doing some osgi experiments and scratched my head what's new in this entry. The debug approach you presented is no different than doing it with any other java application, equinox or spring-dm (formerly spring-osgi) including. It should just work. However I'd consider using -agentlib:jdwp as an alternative to the older -Xdebug available for releases prior to Java 5.0.

Looking forward to reading more about OSGi from you soon.

Jacek

@cokke You should install

slim.ouertani — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 09:14:04 -0400

@cokke
You should install the bundle under any osgi container. Equinox, for instense, have the plugin directory where we can put bundles (spring dm ,...) and a configuration directory. Modify config.ini file to default install bundle from maven target project, put the bundle under plugins directory or install it by install cmd are soltution to deploy bundle.

hi, when you say "Now, if

cokke — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 17:21:44 -0400

hi,

when you say "Now, if we launch Equinox and start or update test bundle we get jtunisie as output:" i can't undestand.

You have equinox installed in a path outside the project or have different configuration?

I have tried to run equinox.jar from root path , but i don't undestand where and when i deploy bundles to framework after have builded with maven.

Have any dea what i do wrong ?

@Rainer Osgi make sense

slim.ouertani — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 04:35:03 -0400

@Rainer

Osgi make sense with new class loading model witch is new for us. On my work, we have a project with OSGI on a server platforme.

As a newbie on OSGI, we are faced to a lot of bugs and unkown exception source. We have created a new class loader model to link inside and outside osgi container applications. One of the greatest helper is this debuger solution.

I 'm not bored, but i want to share this exeprience and get feed back and advices according to this solution.

Hello,nice to see that. But

rpr — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 20:11:33 -0400

Hello,

nice to see that. But what I'm really asking myself is: Why do you make it so complicated using bleeding edge technologies? Jumping over a ditch with blindfolded eyes and handcuffed legs is complicated too. What is the benefit for business? Coding this in Java and debugging or even profiling it is a joke. So I think you are just bored?