I was able to get the debugger break in the main method (stopOnEntry=true). However I cant seem to be able to make it hit a breakpoint in the controller when a request is made on the server. I think there may be a problem with my configuration. I am using redhat extension for Java also for language support. I am using gradle for dependency resolution and as build script. Here's my launch configuration. I have one to run the fat jar and another to run the .class files by specifying the full classpath from gradle.
Here's my task.json file. I have verified that the generated .class files do have all debug symbols (line numbers and vars)
Your work on this debugger is already much appreciated. Can you help in resolving this issue?
faustinoaq
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7 years ago
I was able to get the debugger break in the main method (stopOnEntry=true). However I cant seem to be able to make it hit a breakpoint in the controller when a request is made on the server. I think there may be a problem with my configuration. I am using redhat extension for Java also for language support. I am using gradle for dependency resolution and as build script. Here's my launch configuration. I have one to run the fat jar and another to run the .class files by specifying the full classpath from gradle.
Here's my task.json file. I have verified that the generated .class files do have all debug symbols (line numbers and vars)
Your work on this debugger is already much appreciated. Can you help in resolving this issue?