One more time: Debugging Java native methods???

[Jauvane C. de Oliveira]

> How do I use the debugger to work with Java native methods
> implemented in C++? The project uses a Java main (running in VAJava)
> and a C++ .dll (built using VAC++) to implement the native methods.

I read in the VAJava newsgroup that VAJava Enterprise 2.0 (NOT the
Professional) allows you to connect to external applications for
debugging purposes, it was mentioned Netscape to debug a running applet
but if I am not miskaken JNI would go the same way through your C/C++
development tool, which has to adheree to a standard which I don't
recall the name).

Even tough a rough info you may find out what you ask for through it :-)

Good luck,

JVc.

[Dwayne Moore]

Hello John,

Open the project that contains the C++ .dll in the IDE and follow the steps
outlined in "Start Debugging a DLLor Shared Library" from the online
documentation. For the Run Specification you would enter the command to
start the Java VM with the Java app that you are debugging.

You can find the "Start Debugging a DLL or Shared Library" section under

Tasks
Debug Your Application
Prepare a Program for Debugging
Establish a Debug Environment
Start Debugging a DLL

Dwayne Moore
VisualAge C++ Service & Support