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| #module descriptions |
| OpenIDE-Module-Name=JPDA Debugger Ant Task |
| OpenIDE-Module-Display-Category=Debugging |
| OpenIDE-Module-Short-Description=Lets you use the NetBeans JPDA debugger from Ant. |
| OpenIDE-Module-Long-Description=\ |
| Defines two Ant tasks which may be placed in an Ant script: <nbjpdaconnect> \ |
| and <nbjpdastart>. Both tasks can only be run inside the NetBeans IDE. When \ |
| run the <nbjpdaconnect> task will ask the NetBeans JPDA debugger to \ |
| attach to a remote process. The effect is similar to the \ |
| Debug -> Start Session -> Attach... menu item. \ |
| You would typically use it inside <parallel> to start the remote process \ |
| and attach to it. The <nbjpdastart> on the other hand will start \ |
| NetBeans JPDA debugger in server listening mode and target process can \ |
| then connect to it. |
| |
| MSG_StoppedOnCompileError=Debugger stopped on uncompilable source code. |
