As stated earlier, you must
set the .ini variable MX_JAVA_DEBUG to "true", and then run the MQL console
and force compile the JPOs to be debugged. You can then attach to the
JVM, started on behalf of the MQL console, on port 11111 from any number
of IDEs (such as NetBeans or Eclipse).
To debug in an application server environment, you must determine
the technique specific to each type of application server on how to setup
the JVM for debugging. The you must run in the RIP mode version of ENOVIA Live Collaboration Server so that the JPOs run in the same JVM as the application
server. This makes it easier to debug your Java business logic that might
be spread across JSPs, Beans, and JPOs, since only 1 JVM is running.