remote-debugging

v8 has its own JSON based remote-debugging protocol and two UI debuggers:console application D8 and a eclipse plugin(hosted at http://code.google.com/p/chromedevtools ) Chrome use WebKit Remote Debugging Protocol including Console, DOM Debugger, ..., Debugger "WebKit Remote Debugging Protocol" is a Google Chrome/Chromium debug protocol. You will find its description at http://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/remote-debugging So is it possible to use the Chrome Dev Tools ships with chrome to debug remote v8-based application? Try Node Webkit Agent for NodeJS version >= 0.6 Node

I'm trying to setup development environment for spring-boot project based on docker and vagrant. I'm using IntelliJ running on windows to write code and vagrant to be able to run project in docker containers on any system. I'm building project with maven. Currently I'm able to run application packaged in jar in docker container running in ubuntu on virtualbox via vagrant. I cannot figure it out how to debug my application in IntelliJ, I start application with remote debugging on, correctly (or at least I think I'm doing it right) configure port forwarding, but IntelliJ still tells me

I'm trying to debug a problem in my Java application that throws no errors, no exceptions and doesn't even crash the app (it seems the failure happens in a separate thread). The problem seems to be inside a call to a library function (it's JAXBContext.newInstance(String) if that matters). The program will reach the line just before the call, but not the one just after it. My catch blocks are not entered and the program just continues to run. The problem happens while trying to render an XML response to a web request that came in via Struts. The request has been handled and the code should

According to http://pytools.codeplex.com/ , PTVS supports "Local and remote debugging". However, I couldn't find anything related to it or. So I'm curious if their "remote debugging" is simply attaching to a running process on the same machine or if there's some actual remote debugging support over TCP/IP available. I'd like to use PTVS for a WSGI-based web applications running on apache on another (linux) machine, but without a proper remote debugger (such as WinPDB, which is not that bad but sonmething integrated in the IDE would be better) it's not really useful... Pavel Minaev Remote

What is best way to do remote live gdb debugging and use Visual studio as the front end. In my case: I have a C++ application (compiled for debugging) running on a Linux server Can I use Visual studio on my windows machine as a front end to do live debugging on the C++ application. Is this even possible for a large scale application (OR) If above is not possible, can I use eclipse on my windows or on a different linux box to do the same remote live debugging Any other better IDE options ? Thanks. You can easily do it with VisualGDB : Build your app on the Linux machine and ensure that you can

As a penetration tester, I have come across an open JDWP port. I can connect to it with Eclipse and browse the threads and memory, but I don't have the source code for the application. I'd like to inject my own Java code, perhaps as an Exception handler, in order to return a shell. How can I modify the running/suspended Java application over JDWP, preferably using Eclipse as my debugger? bonsaiviking I found the answer to my question: JavaPayload by Michael 'mihi' Schierl lets you load Java payloads through JDWP, among others. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9100933/how-can-i-run-my