Each Coherence modules is built based on the concept of overriding, replacing and removing classes provided by the modules for the previous Coherence version (using Maven Shading). While this process includes compiled classes and resources, it doesn't currently include source code from the previous Coherence version.
Without including / shading source code (as well as compiled classes), it's impossible to debug Coherence modules as the source code can't be found by a debugger / IDE.
Each Coherence modules is built based on the concept of overriding, replacing and removing classes provided by the modules for the previous Coherence version (using Maven Shading). While this process includes compiled classes and resources, it doesn't currently include source code from the previous Coherence version.
Without including / shading source code (as well as compiled classes), it's impossible to debug Coherence modules as the source code can't be found by a debugger / IDE.