[news.eclipse.tools.pdt] Re: XDebug JIT fails ... somewhere

[tanzanite7@xxxxxxxxx (Hell No)]

> The remote session initiation doesn't attempt to look for any predefined 
> web launch configuration nor does it attempt to look for any predefined 
> server definition. It creates a temporary launch configuration (seen as 
> <unknown>). So it is working as currently designed in that respect.

Hm, but how does it find the relevant php source then? 

I have used this functionality before and it more-or-less worked. However, 
no path mapping was needed there and it failed to open the file in given 
project - opening the file directly instead. This failure to see that the 
files are the same is/was very annoying, but at least it worked.

> How exactly does this fail for you ?

It fails to find the relevant source. If "break on first line" is not set 
- then nothing happens (breakpoints get ignored). If it is checked i get 
"Source not found for /foo/bar/host/htdocs-ssl/x.php.{main} : lineno 2. 
Please add the file to the project or the projects Include Path, or 
structure the files in Project/Include Path to more closely resemble the 
layout of the files on the server."

I have to tell it somewhere where it can find the files - but if 
server/config path mappings are ignored then where can i do that?

It needs to map:
"/foo/bar/host/htdocs-ssl" => "/project_name/htdocs-ssl" or "P:\htdocs-ssl"
preferably to "/project_name/htdocs-ssl" as eclipse/pdt (whatever is 
responsible of it) fails to see direct paths to equal project path.

The only workaround i have currently is to start the debug session with 
correct path mappings manually -> then immediately end the session, but 
not remove it -> close the spawned browser sessions. After that JIT works 
as expected.

> > The only PHP server (also default):
> > *url: https://host
> > *path on server: /foo/bar/host/htdocs-ssl
> > *local path: /project_name/htdocs-ssl
> >
> > NB! Thous two point to the same (physical) folder.