Lotus Notes 7 Help - To enable Java debugging

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To enable Java debugging
The Notes client supports Java debugging in the following contexts. Each context has its own JVM. Only one user can debug at a time in each context.

Foreground -- Java code that runs in the Notes client interactively, for example, an agent triggered from the Actions menu.
Background -- Java code that runs in the Notes client under control of the task loader, for example, a locally scheduled agent.
Web preview -- Java code being previewed in a browser through Domino Designer, for example, an applet on a form.

Java code from a script library runs in the context of the calling code.

To enable and disable Java debugging on the Notes client:

1. Choose Tools - Java Debugging Preferences. This brings up the "Java Debugging Preferences" dialog.

2. To enable foreground debugging, select "Client Agents/Applets" and specify a port number to connect the Notes and debugger computers. Deselect to disable.

3. To enable background debugging, select "Locally Scheduled Agents" and specify a port number to connect the Notes and debugger computers. Deselect to disable.

4. To enable Web preview debugging, select "Http Preview" and specify a port number to connect the Notes and debugger computers. Deselect to disable.

Pick a port number that you think is free. This may require trial and error.

Java debugging is disabled by default.

If changes are made to the foreground or background preference, Notes must be restarted. If changes are made to the Web preview preference, the preview must be restarted.

For more information on Java debugging, see IBM Lotus Domino Designer 7 Help.

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