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can i debug and use java workspace on distant computer throw tcpip?
 
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I do. My desktop at home is an AMD64 system with the native-code Eclipse on it. I'm a little afraid to use it, partly because of portability concerns, partly because of some stability problem I used to have.

So I created a Xen VM on a 32-bit machine, cranked up a copy of CentOS linux, installed Eclipse and friends. Now I ssh-login into the VM using the '-X' option and run the AMD64 as an X server with the Xen VM as the X client running Eclipse. X has its ideas of client and server opposite to where you'd think, BTW.

This is OK on a local 100MB LAN link, but you might find it a little slow on the open Internet.
 
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