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Re: [ptp-dev] Message 'No resource manages available' in run dialog

Greg
Is there a way for an end user to turn on these trace flags when running 
eclipse normally rather than invoking  a test Eclipse session by a launch 
configuration. Would he have to edit the .options file manually?

I turned on all the trace options in the trace tab and found that 
--debug=1 got passed to my proxy. Are there parameter values other than 
'1' that can be passed to the proxy? We don't need more, since Rolf and I 
had previously implemented a debug option in the proxy wizard panels, but 
if there are more we could use them.

If I wanted to add tracing code to my parallel tab class, or other classes 
using what you've implemented, is there a reference thta explains how to 
do it?

Thanks
Dave



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On Dec 4, 2007, at 12:11 PM, Greg Watson wrote:

>
> On Dec 4, 2007, at 11:55 AM, Dave Wootton wrote:
>
>> Greg
>> It looks like the 'no resource manager' problem is fixed now. I 
>> think the
>> invalid queue message was a side effect of the no resource manager
>> message, and might have been my code trying to save a launch 
>> configuration
>> when it wasn't supposed to.
>>
>> I've tride again today to get the NumberFormatException and see the 
>> packet
>> trace you added. However, I'm not having any luck getting the error 
>> today.
>> I'll try a few more times and if it still doesn't fail then I'll just
>> watch for the failure.
>>
>> This trace looks like it might be useful if we ever have to debug 
>> some
>> front end/proxy communication problem. Is there an easy way to 
>> leave this
>> in the code and have it controlled by a preference or proxy setting,
>> default off?
>
> Not at the moment, but I'd like to make it a preference setting or 
> at least enabled via the runtime eclipse tracing mechanism. I need 
> to figure out how the latter works first though.

I've added support for this now. Debugging can be enabled thought the 
'tracing' tab when creating a runtime eclipse launch configuration, or 
you can manually edit the '.options' file in the org.eclipse.ptp.core 
plugin.

Greg
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