Debugging Java (and XPages) in DDE
I've been experimenting with debugging
Java in Agents, Java Script Libraries, and XPages directly in DDE using
the Eclipse debugger and remote debugging. Since I haven't seen
much on the topic, I thought I'd post what I've learned here, in case it's
of use, and out of curiosity if others had tips to share.
Ever since Java was introduced to Notes we've been without an integrated debugger for Java. I'm sure I'm not the only one who hoped we'd finally see it in Domino Designer in Eclipse (DDE). True, the Eclipse/Expeditor foundation of DDE includes the Eclipse Java debugger, but to date we still have no easy way to launch it to debug Java in the context of a Notes database.
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Ever since Java was introduced to Notes we've been without an integrated debugger for Java. I'm sure I'm not the only one who hoped we'd finally see it in Domino Designer in Eclipse (DDE). True, the Eclipse/Expeditor foundation of DDE includes the Eclipse Java debugger, but to date we still have no easy way to launch it to debug Java in the context of a Notes database.
( read more...)
There are options for debugging Java external
to Notes, including:
These approaches all work well but also suffer from being heavy on configuration: creating projects (with the correct JVMs, build paths, external libs, etc.); and synching code to and from Notes. In my opinion, they are still the best options when developing any significant body of code.
Sometimes, however, it'd be nice to just pop into the debugger and see what's happing in a piece of code, one that already lives in a Java Script Library or Agent. Without setting up projects etc.
You can do this in DDE 8.5.1 today, but there are some caveats:
But first a warning:
**Warning** Do this at your own risk. If you try this, you will probably hang/crash DDE, Notes and even your server while you figure it out. NSD -kill is your friend. If you're looking for a "safe" way to do this, see the options above.
Debugging Agents in DDE
Okay, let's go... Here's some background. I've tested this on a local Domino 8.5.1 server and 8.5.1 client, although you can probably do some of this with in the client (more on that later).
Because Notes and Domino allow us to run the JVM in debug mode and attach remotely, the main obstacle to debugging is being able to locate source code, so that we can set breakpoints and step through.
Luckily, when you open a Java element in DDE, it create projects for that code on the file system. So the trick here is to locate the correct code, and make sure the debug configuration picks it up.
The steps in brief are:
1) Enable the JVM for debugging
2) Open the Java elements you wish to debug in DDE
3) Locate the source code projects DDE has created
5) Create a remote debugging configuration that points to the projects DDE created
5) Set breakpoints(s) in the source
6) Launch the configuration and Trigger the code in a way that does not block the client
7) Start debugging
1) Enable remote debugging on the Domino server by editing notes.ini to include the following lines:
JavaEnableDebug=1
JavaDebugOptions=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=<portnumber>
Where <portnumber> represents an available port on your machine (I use 8888). Restart the server.
2) Open DDE and open the design elements you want to debug. For Java Agents, at minimum, the Java Agent itself.
NOTE: Be sure any code you want to debug has been compiled with debug information (check "Compile Java code with debugging information" on the design element and re-compile if necessary).
In this screenshot, I've opened the Agent "JavaProcessing" which includes a Java Script Library, "AppLogic"
3) In the background, Notes has quietly gone and added the source code for a project in my data\workspace directory for both the Agent and the Library:
This is the source code that our debug configuration will find when we start debugging. Note that you can confirm that the file opened in the editor lives here by hovering over it's tab:
Notes may -- for reasons unclear to me -- create new folders at times when you open databases, incrementing the numbers in parenthesis. This information is significant when creating the debug configuration so you may want to note it. If an old copy of the code is still on your system and picked up by the debugger as source, things get confusing!
4) With the cursor in the Java editor for the Java Agent source create a debug configuration (via Run>Debug Configurations, select "Remote Java Application" and create a new one), but do not launch it yet:
Note that the Project matches the name of the Agent Project DDE created, and the port number matches what's in the server's INI. Obviously Host should specify the IP address of your server.
On the Source tab, you can confirm that the source search includes the correct projects for both the Agent and the Library. Because the selected editor in DDE was in the Agent, this list should also contain the library project it depended on:
5) Set a breakpoint in one of the source files you've opened. I've set one in my "AppLogic" library:
6) Switch to the Java Debug perspective (via Window>Open Perspective>Other). Note that once you've done this, you can quickly switch between loaded perspectives by the shortcut CTRL+F8
Now that we're ready to try it, we need launch the debug configuration and cause the code to execute on the server. These actions can happen in either order but must be done in quick succession so that they occur while the first one is paused waiting for the second.
In the example, I'm running the Agent by URL in a browser (note that if you choose to have another agent call it via RunOnServer, that agent must be set to run in a background thread, or you'll hang the client as the agent and debugger fight for focus).
Launch the debug configuration created earlier via Run>Debug Configurations.
Give things a little while to connect, and with any luck you'll shortly arrive at the first breakpoint, with the debugger paused in the thread running the Agent:
You can now step through the code. Notice that in the first screenshot, however, that the usual "step" buttons are missing from the debug view. You can use the Run menu, or keyboard shortcuts listed there to continue execution:
Another caveat about the debugger used this way: sometimes the focus in DDE jumps around and you can end up focused somewhere where the step commands aren't valid. Click on either the active source code or the "Suspended" entry in the debug view to be able to continue. When you are done debugging, be sure the thread as exited completely (F8) in the debug view.
One nice thing about this approach is that you can actually live-edit code and have it hot-swapped. Here I've changed some text and saved both the Java file and the Agent document while the debugger was attached:
This backed the debugger up and continuing it we can see the results:
XPages debugging
It is possible to debug XPages Java using this technique as well, although that would primarily be useful for understanding the underlying rendering of the page, or custom Java classes (for example Managed Beans backing the page). Karsten Lehmann has written some excellent stuff about this over at Mindoo.com:
http://www.mindoo.com/web/blog.nsf/dx/20.07.2010094952KLEB7R.htm
http://www.mindoo.com/web/blog.nsf/dx/16.07.2009095816KLEBCY.htm
The trick, again is locating the file system source code and making sure it's included in the debug configuration. This can be done by opening the XPage, switching to the Java perspective, and opening the file named for the XPage java file in the Local package via the Package Explorer view:
Make sure this project is included in the debug configuration, set a breakpoint, trigger the XPage (via browser so it runs the code on the server), and you should be good to go:
Notes Client debugging
Finally, it should be possible to do this on the client as well, using either the options in under Tools>Java Debugging Preferences, or for XPages, a special launch configuration for Notes (See the first link to Mindoo, above, for details). Bear in mind, when running on a client, you'll need to be aware of which JVM instance is running the code (depending on how invoked) and on what port the JVM listens for the debugger.
Feedback?
So there you have it. I'd love to hear of any errors, omissions, additional caveats, or tips.
- Create an alternate entry point in an external project that provides access to Domino objects for testing via Notes.jar or NCSO.jar and debug as a stand-alone app, as Bob Balaban has outlined in his oft-cited topic "The 2-Headed Beast"
- Compile Java for debug in an external project and import it into an Agent of type "Imported Java" and debug it remotely.
- Compile Java in Notes (with "Compile Java Code with debugging information" selected), export the source to an external project, and debug it remotely.
These approaches all work well but also suffer from being heavy on configuration: creating projects (with the correct JVMs, build paths, external libs, etc.); and synching code to and from Notes. In my opinion, they are still the best options when developing any significant body of code.
Sometimes, however, it'd be nice to just pop into the debugger and see what's happing in a piece of code, one that already lives in a Java Script Library or Agent. Without setting up projects etc.
You can do this in DDE 8.5.1 today, but there are some caveats:
- the debugger doesn't always behave well in DDE
- some buttons are not available, notably the "step" buttons on the debug view
- Notes occasionally moves source code
around on the file system
But first a warning:
**Warning** Do this at your own risk. If you try this, you will probably hang/crash DDE, Notes and even your server while you figure it out. NSD -kill is your friend. If you're looking for a "safe" way to do this, see the options above.
Debugging Agents in DDE
Okay, let's go... Here's some background. I've tested this on a local Domino 8.5.1 server and 8.5.1 client, although you can probably do some of this with in the client (more on that later).
Because Notes and Domino allow us to run the JVM in debug mode and attach remotely, the main obstacle to debugging is being able to locate source code, so that we can set breakpoints and step through.
Luckily, when you open a Java element in DDE, it create projects for that code on the file system. So the trick here is to locate the correct code, and make sure the debug configuration picks it up.
The steps in brief are:
1) Enable the JVM for debugging
2) Open the Java elements you wish to debug in DDE
3) Locate the source code projects DDE has created
5) Create a remote debugging configuration that points to the projects DDE created
5) Set breakpoints(s) in the source
6) Launch the configuration and Trigger the code in a way that does not block the client
7) Start debugging
1) Enable remote debugging on the Domino server by editing notes.ini to include the following lines:
JavaEnableDebug=1
JavaDebugOptions=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=<portnumber>
Where <portnumber> represents an available port on your machine (I use 8888). Restart the server.
2) Open DDE and open the design elements you want to debug. For Java Agents, at minimum, the Java Agent itself.
NOTE: Be sure any code you want to debug has been compiled with debug information (check "Compile Java code with debugging information" on the design element and re-compile if necessary).
In this screenshot, I've opened the Agent "JavaProcessing" which includes a Java Script Library, "AppLogic"
3) In the background, Notes has quietly gone and added the source code for a project in my data\workspace directory for both the Agent and the Library:
This is the source code that our debug configuration will find when we start debugging. Note that you can confirm that the file opened in the editor lives here by hovering over it's tab:
Notes may -- for reasons unclear to me -- create new folders at times when you open databases, incrementing the numbers in parenthesis. This information is significant when creating the debug configuration so you may want to note it. If an old copy of the code is still on your system and picked up by the debugger as source, things get confusing!
4) With the cursor in the Java editor for the Java Agent source create a debug configuration (via Run>Debug Configurations, select "Remote Java Application" and create a new one), but do not launch it yet:
Note that the Project matches the name of the Agent Project DDE created, and the port number matches what's in the server's INI. Obviously Host should specify the IP address of your server.
On the Source tab, you can confirm that the source search includes the correct projects for both the Agent and the Library. Because the selected editor in DDE was in the Agent, this list should also contain the library project it depended on:
5) Set a breakpoint in one of the source files you've opened. I've set one in my "AppLogic" library:
6) Switch to the Java Debug perspective (via Window>Open Perspective>Other). Note that once you've done this, you can quickly switch between loaded perspectives by the shortcut CTRL+F8
Now that we're ready to try it, we need launch the debug configuration and cause the code to execute on the server. These actions can happen in either order but must be done in quick succession so that they occur while the first one is paused waiting for the second.
In the example, I'm running the Agent by URL in a browser (note that if you choose to have another agent call it via RunOnServer, that agent must be set to run in a background thread, or you'll hang the client as the agent and debugger fight for focus).
Launch the debug configuration created earlier via Run>Debug Configurations.
Give things a little while to connect, and with any luck you'll shortly arrive at the first breakpoint, with the debugger paused in the thread running the Agent:
You can now step through the code. Notice that in the first screenshot, however, that the usual "step" buttons are missing from the debug view. You can use the Run menu, or keyboard shortcuts listed there to continue execution:
Another caveat about the debugger used this way: sometimes the focus in DDE jumps around and you can end up focused somewhere where the step commands aren't valid. Click on either the active source code or the "Suspended" entry in the debug view to be able to continue. When you are done debugging, be sure the thread as exited completely (F8) in the debug view.
One nice thing about this approach is that you can actually live-edit code and have it hot-swapped. Here I've changed some text and saved both the Java file and the Agent document while the debugger was attached:
This backed the debugger up and continuing it we can see the results:
XPages debugging
It is possible to debug XPages Java using this technique as well, although that would primarily be useful for understanding the underlying rendering of the page, or custom Java classes (for example Managed Beans backing the page). Karsten Lehmann has written some excellent stuff about this over at Mindoo.com:
http://www.mindoo.com/web/blog.nsf/dx/20.07.2010094952KLEB7R.htm
http://www.mindoo.com/web/blog.nsf/dx/16.07.2009095816KLEBCY.htm
The trick, again is locating the file system source code and making sure it's included in the debug configuration. This can be done by opening the XPage, switching to the Java perspective, and opening the file named for the XPage java file in the Local package via the Package Explorer view:
Make sure this project is included in the debug configuration, set a breakpoint, trigger the XPage (via browser so it runs the code on the server), and you should be good to go:
Notes Client debugging
Finally, it should be possible to do this on the client as well, using either the options in under Tools>Java Debugging Preferences, or for XPages, a special launch configuration for Notes (See the first link to Mindoo, above, for details). Bear in mind, when running on a client, you'll need to be aware of which JVM instance is running the code (depending on how invoked) and on what port the JVM listens for the debugger.
Feedback?
So there you have it. I'd love to hear of any errors, omissions, additional caveats, or tips.
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And yes, I can confirm, that debugging Java in a running Notes/Domino container is the best way to produce a crash. :-)
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Posted by Pierre At 11:33:48 PM On 08/09/2010 | - Website - |
I've found it to be fairly stable so far when the code is running on the server as long as you avoid two things:
- doing something else that causes Notes to block while the debugger might get activated (prime example: calling your server agent via .runOnServer in a foreground agent).
- failing to step/resume all the way out of the code, which is easy to do when you start switching perspectives. I now check the debug view to make sure nothing is still suspended.
Other than that, hangs/crashes seem occasional enough to tolerate for short sessions.
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Can you explain in more clear way this part:
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Now that we're ready to try it, we need launch the debug configuration and cause the code to execute on the server. These actions can happen in either order but must be done in quick succession so that they occur while the first one is paused waiting for the second.
In the example, I'm running the Agent by URL in a browser (note that if you choose to have another agent call it via RunOnServer, that agent must be set to run in a background thread, or you'll hang the client as the agent and debugger fight for focus).
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