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Is that a way to debug java without IDEs in Unix environment?
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Originally posted by Haulyn R. Jason: Is that a way to debug java without IDEs in Unix environment?
What kind and version of Unix are you running on what hardware? Almost all Unix-like operating systems come with an X server, you normally don't need to install it yourself. X.Org is used on most Unix-like operating systems; it's the reference implementation for the X Window System and is free and open source.
Vinod already gave you some answers to your first question: have a look at Eclipse or NetBeans.
You can also debug remotely, so the program can be running a system without an Xserver while you are debugging on another machine which does. Here are some examples
Originally posted by Jesper Young: What kind and version of Unix are you running on what hardware? Almost all Unix-like operating systems come with an X server, you normally don't need to install it yourself. X.Org is used on most Unix-like operating systems; it's the reference implementation for the X Window System and is free and open source.
Vinod already gave you some answers to your first question: have a look at Eclipse or NetBeans.
HI About the unix kind it is HP unix hardware i have no idea.. ok How to run the xserver on the unix machine , PS: i'm connecting via Putty software..
You will probably need to get your Unix administrator involved if you want to get Xwindows working. Setting it up is not a task I'd recommend for the Unix newbee. Try remote debugging. All you have to do is set the correct options on the VM and point your debugger (be it Netbeans, Eclipse or something else at the VM's port.
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HI About the unix kind it is HP unix hardware i have no idea.. ok How to run the xserver on the unix machine , PS: i'm connecting via Putty software..
Ah, OK. You're sitting on a Windows machine (or something) and connecting to an HP machine via PuTTY. You want to display graphical applications on your desktop which are physically running on the HP machine. Is this right?
In this case, you do not need or want to run an X Server on the HP machine; you need to run an X server on your desktop (Windows?) machine. The local X server is used by the remote programs to display their GUIs.
There are many commercial X servers for Windows, and probably several free ones. The one I have had the best experiences with is the X server you can run as part of Cygwin -- see www.cygwin.com.
If your desktop is not Windows, but something else, you'll need some other product, of course.
Originally posted by Jesper Young: See also Sherif's other topic were we were discussing the same issue (that one's closed now).
Hi Jesper , In the other IDE forum i was asking about the java IDE working on xserver but here i'm asking about this configuration of xserver , so i think the 2 topics are different, what do you think ??
Originally posted by Jesper Young: Well, what Ernest is talking about here is the same kind of thing as what we were talking about in the other topic with Xming.
Have you made any progress yet with the problem?
Actually , i tired all these steps on another unix sever and was succeeded and i can see the clock , but on the desired server still the same problem exists so i informed out Unix admin to see what's wrong in this server ,and waiting for his feedback...
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