[news.eclipse.tools.php] Re: Very happy with Multi-pages Remote Debuggin

["Bogdan T" <bogdantatu@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Michael,



I followed this discussion since I have some trouble debugging php scripts. 
I am able to start debugging session, stopping on the script's first line. 
Also I managed to step through the script but it seems that my debugger is 
unable to stop at the breakpoints.



I have Eclipse with installed on a Windows machine and I have Zend Core(with 
php 5.2.0) installed on a linux machine. I installed Firefox as you 
suggested and I started the debug session in an external Firefox instance. I 
checked the cookies in Firefox and indeed I saw the 2 cookies that you 
mentioned. However I am still get the debugger to stop at breakpoints.



Maybe I misunderstood what you meant by disabling the Eclipse's internal 
browser... I just selected in the preferences menu the web browser as 
Firefox. I was wondering if you have any idea what might be wrong



Thank you



Bogdan Tatu

"m_underline_hess_at_gmx_dot_net" <nospam@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
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> Thierry Bothorel wrote:
>> Micheal,
>>
>> I don't know if you use Linux or Windows, but with Linux, Eclipse use
>> Mozilla for Internal browser. Maybe you just de-activated cookies in
>> Mozilla settings ?
>
> I´m using Firefox on SuSE 10.2. I also grabbed a copy of Moz5 and had
> the environment for SWT-Broser running. But I did not like the eclipse
> internal browsing that much (screen too small, IMHO). That´s why I
> initially switched back to the externally running Firefox. So to say, I
> managed to get things running by accident. :-)
>
> But your idea makes sense anyhow. I did not configure Mozilla at all,
> since I installed it solely for the purpose of running it in eclipse.
> Maybe the cookie settings where too restrictive. I must admit, I did not
> check this. But at the time I was using Moz in Eclipse, I did not even
> know about the debugger's cookies at all. :-)
>
> bye, Michael