[Building Sakai] Remote Eclipse over X-Terminal

[Nuno Fernandes]

Hi Daniel!

I do not have it currently configured, by I have done it in the past. If I
remember correctly:

1. The following environment variables must be set when launching tomcat:
export JPDA_TRANSPORT=dt_socket
export JPDA_ADDRESS=9000
export TOMCAT_JPDA_ARGS="jpda"

2. Then connect via Eclipse in Debug --> Remote Java Application (setting
host and port (9000)). Also, firewall on tomcat host must allow traffic to
port 9000.

I think this is it!
Nuno


2009/5/15 Daniel Merino <daniel.merino at unavarra.es>

> Hi all.
>
> Many thanks for so many answers! I have tested the NX/NoMachine
> application and it works really well, so my problem is just finished.
>
> About the local Eclipse approach with network folders pointing to the
> code, I haven't tested it, but I fear that it would be hard to configure
> the Tomcat access in Eclipse if it's installed remotely. Am I wrong?
>
> Well, thanks a lot.
> Regards.
>
> Nuno Fernandes escribió:
> > Daniel,
> >
> > I can empathize that Xming server for Windows works perfectly here.
> > However, my setup consists in having eclipse pointing to projects on a
> > network drive. I am able to perform svn operations as usual. Since I'm
> > using the Maven Eclipse plugin, enabling maven builds slows down the
> > compile process in Eclipse so I have disabled automatic builds...
> >
> > Nuno
> >
> > 2009/5/14 Matthew Jones <jonespm at umich.edu <mailto:jonespm at umich.edu>>
> >
> >     Ubuntu has a remote desktop option that starts up vnc in the
> >     System->Preference menu of Gnome. Connecting from windows with
> >     ultravnc has always worked well for me.
> >
> >     I think someone else suggested freenx, that a little faster but is
> >     a little harder to setup.
> >     https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeNX
> >
> >
> >     On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 8:39 AM, Daniel Merino
> >     <daniel.merino at unavarra.es <mailto:daniel.merino at unavarra.es>>
> wrote:
> >
> >         Hi all.
> >
> >         Does anybody use, by chance, a remote Eclipse with a
> >         x-terminal over
> >         Windows XP?
> >
> >         We have an Ubuntu with our local repository of Sakai and the
> >         Tomcat
> >         where we deploy it, but we must install there the Eclipse to
> >         configure
> >         it with Tomcat, Subversion, etc. So I have installed a X-Terminal
> >         (Reflection X) on my XP in order to access remotely to
> >         Eclipse. And my
> >         problem is that is running really slow, the IDE takes about
> >         6-8 seconds
> >         in painting the screen every time I minimize and maximize.
> >
> >         I don't think that it's a network problem, because the same
> remote
> >         Eclipse runs smoothly in another Ubuntu. I must use XP for
> >         work matters.
> >
> >         Could somebody recommend me some X-Terminal software that is
> >         known to
> >         work OK in this approach? Or another way to face this situation?
> >
> >         Thanks in advance.
> >         --
> >         Daniel Merino
> >         daniel.merino at unavarra.es <mailto:daniel.merino at unavarra.es>
> >         Gestor de teleformación - Centro Superior de Innovación
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Software Developer - Sakai Foundation  [sakaiproject.org]
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