Debugging Java Code used in a .NET Environment

Since debugging code is an important aspect of every software development effort, this topic demonstrates how you can debug custom Java code in a .NET environment using Eclipse. You should have a project set up in an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), such as Eclipse to build the Java classes that are to be debugged in the context of MicroStrategy Web in a .NET environment.

The steps outlined in this section support the following environments:

Development such as building Java classes and so on is done on one machine while the code is deployed on another machine that hosts MicroStrategy Web in a .NET environment. The former machine that contains the IDE is referred as the development machine, and the latter machine that hosts MicroStrategy Web as the Web server machine.
Development is done directly on the machine that hosts MicroStrategy Web in a .NET environment. Thus, the development machine and the Web server machine are one and the same.

The steps listed below help you in debugging Java code in a .NET environment.