Hi there support team!

Just did an installation of FusionDebug to trial the product after
watching a fantastic webinar on it and am coming across an initial
problem which i'm sure is only a minor thing.

I've installed the FusionDebug package as a "plug-in only"
installation from your website and went to complete the initial
configuration and came across this error: "FusionDebug could not
connect to the target system etc".

Upon checking your support pages I came across an article which
explained how to resolve this problem ( Article:
http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fusiondebug/support-appleMacIssue.html
).

This unfortunately didn't work for me, as when I completed the
instructions ( i.e. removing the line: -Xbootclasspath/p:../../../
plugins/ ) however my Eclipse application wouldn't load after that,
displaying a popup error message: JVM Terminated which a bunch of
other stuff which I can send you a screen shot if you like to show
this.

I'm now in between a rock and a hard place with this product, in that
I really want to use it and enjoy the benefits it has to offer however
not getting past this first step has been an inital bad experience for
me.

Please help :)

http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fusiondebug/support-appleMacIssue.html
http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fusiondebug/support.html#apple3
http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fusiondebug/support.html#general6

/Charlie
http://www.carehart.org/  

Thanks for getting in touch with us!  Sorry you're having a bad time
with the Mac; I'm using a Mac here, so I can assure you it does
definitely work! :-)

Charlie's suggestions are excellent (as usual :-).  The two major
issues are getting CF to listen for debugging connections (second link
from his list) and getting Eclipse to ignore its builtin JDI library
(first link).

Taking that line out of your Eclipse.ini shouldn't make Eclipse crash
at all, since it's just removing their JDI library (the Apple-supplied
JDI library will still work fine).

I'll include the contents of my own Eclipse.ini.

Please give it another try with mine (you might need to alter the
memory values depending on how much memory is available to you -
that's Xms (minimum) and Xmx (maximum) in the ini file.  Other than
that please feel free to contact supp...@intergral.com with a
screenshot and a copy of your ini file, and we'll do our best to get
you up and running.

Best,
-John

Eclipse.ini:

I had a license for FD, and when V2.0 was released I updated this and know
getting the message the trial has expired, does this mean I am now forced to
purchase V2.0?

Andrew Scott
Senior Coldfusion Developer
Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
www.aegeon.com.au
Phone: +613  8676 4223
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