Closed Peter-Chou closed 1 month ago
I tried dap-java with dap-mode, and It worked with M-x dap-java-debug-test-method
https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-java/blob/37c95ef7e992001250d893277acfccf4af0099b4/dap-java.el#L304
I'm not good at elisp, Is there a way to copy this feature?
Hey I am not that familiar with java maybe @MagielBruntink can help out.
Yes, the feature exists in the eglot-java package (on Melpa). You need to attach Dape with the Java-debug plugin once you executed a test in debug mode.
Here is my dape config for Java:
(add-to-list 'dape-configs
`(jdtls
modes (java-mode java-ts-mode)
fn (lambda (config)
(with-current-buffer
(find-file-noselect (expand-file-name (plist-get config :program)
(project-root (project-current))))
(thread-first
config
(plist-put 'hostname "localhost")
(plist-put 'port (eglot-execute-command (eglot-current-server)
"vscode.java.startDebugSession" nil))
(plist-put :projectName (project-name (project-current))))))
:program dape-buffer-default
:request "attach"
:hostname "localhost"
:port 8000)
@MagielBruntink thanks for the quick reply, I tried your config, and I got the error which fails to attach the localhost:8000
I guess junit doesn't create the the 8000 port to attach, Is there some steps I missed?
Are you using eglot-java to launch the JVM in debug mode? By default it should be using port 8000. "Connection refused" could also mean you have a firewall blocking the connection. Try to disable that.
@MagielBruntink thank you for you help, after several attempts I finally got it worked
First call (eglot-java-run-test t)
to start the external debug service, then use the config you give to attach the server. 👍
@MagielBruntink Hi, I still have a tiny issue here, I wish you can help me out.
currently, everything works fine when using your config, just I have to put junit-platform-console-standalone
dependency in pom.xml, otherwise it will break. Is there a way to directly add it to jdtls when launching dape?
If you launch unit tests using eglot-java it should add that junit console jar in the call to the JVM.
Let me explain how I am doing,
first I called my-eglot-java-run-test-in-debug
to start the deamon debug service (right not dape is not launched)
(defun ,my-eglot-java-run-test-in-debug ()
(interactive)
(eglot-java-run-test t))
second I called dape and type jdtls with your config to attach the service in step 1.
Following this steps, It will breaks if I remove the junit console jar.
This is the function in eglot-java I meant: https://github.com/yveszoundi/eglot-java/blob/492282d653c91b07ec10b30eb8a05cbfdc4017c7/eglot-java.el#L717
Call it with a prefix argument and it will launch the test with the JVM in debug mode. You need to configure the variable eglot-java-junit-platform-console-standalone-jar, first. And the variable for the JDTLS debug plugin jar. After the test was launched need, you can run dape and it will attach to the JVM for debugging.
Let me explain how I am doing,
first I called my-eglot-java-run-test-in-debug
to start the deamon debug service (right not dape is not launched)
(defun ,my-eglot-java-run-test-in-debug ()
(interactive)
(eglot-java-run-test t))
second I called dape and type jdtls with your config to attach the service in step 1.
Following this steps, It will breaks if I remove the junit console jar from pom.xml. Do you use the same steps?
I assume you downloaded the junit console jar and put it somewhere? And configured the variable to point to it?
Sorry for asking this question here. Since I can't find the solution anywhere. I made the dape works when java class has the static main method . but it breaks when i called dape and use jdtls in a test class. and i got this error message: