I am currently working with Mark Polak on a project improve the initial rendering of DHIS2 apps performance buy pre rendering the content in the back end for better UX.
I am currently trying to get IntellJ to hit a break point in the back end to better understand the flow of the back end AppController. Currently I got the app to run with a simple jetty:run war. This does not allow me to debug the app. Then I tried setting MavenOpts and set up remote debugging in intellij. But even though the socket connection was successful it did not hit the break point.
Is there a way to get DHIS2 web/api to get it to hit a break point inside IntelliJ Idea or Eclipse for that matter.
Thanks for the help in advance :).
P.S. I have currently successfully built the back end and set it up with the skeleton-app as well.
I am currently working with Mark Polak on a project improve the initial rendering of DHIS2 apps performance buy pre rendering the content in the back end for better UX.
I am currently trying to get IntellJ to hit a break point in the back end to better understand the flow of the back end AppController. Currently I got the app to run with a simple jetty:run war. This does not allow me to debug the app. Then I tried setting MavenOpts and set up remote debugging in intellij. But even though the socket connection was successful it did not hit the break point.
Is there a way to get DHIS2 web/api to get it to hit a break point inside IntelliJ Idea or Eclipse for that matter.
Thanks for the help in advance :).
P.S. I have currently successfully built the back end and set it up with the skeleton-app as well.
The only way I’ve had this work in IntelliJ is to run the maven process with InjtelliJ itself, and not externally. I’m sure you can hook into it externally, but as you I’ve had no luck doing so.
I’m assuming you have the Maven plugin installed in IntelliJ.
To run Maven in IJ:
Open the ‘Maven projects’ tab (far right side)
In the list of maven projects go to DHIS Web Portal → Plugins → jetty
Right-click “jetty:run-war” and select “debug dhis-web-portal…”
The project should start running in an intellij shell (with debugging) now. You could probably do so for the other web modules as well (with jetty:run) but I have not tested this.
Also, since you’re running in IntelliJ you will have to configure maven there: i.e. running with the -Pdev and/or disabling tests. The latter is done with the blue “lightning” button in the Maven projects tab.
Hope that helps!
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On Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 11:01 AM, Lars Helge Øverland lars@dhis2.org wrote:
I am currently working with Mark Polak on a project improve the initial rendering of DHIS2 apps performance buy pre rendering the content in the back end for better UX.
I am currently trying to get IntellJ to hit a break point in the back end to better understand the flow of the back end AppController. Currently I got the app to run with a simple jetty:run war. This does not allow me to debug the app. Then I tried setting MavenOpts and set up remote debugging in intellij. But even though the socket connection was successful it did not hit the break point.
Is there a way to get DHIS2 web/api to get it to hit a break point inside IntelliJ Idea or Eclipse for that matter.
Thanks for the help in advance :).
P.S. I have currently successfully built the back end and set it up with the skeleton-app as well.
You the man! I’ve got it to halt on my command with your advice!
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On 27 June 2016 at 16:02, Halvdan Hoem Grelland halvdan@dhis2.org wrote:
Hi Dehan,
The only way I’ve had this work in IntelliJ is to run the maven process with InjtelliJ itself, and not externally. I’m sure you can hook into it externally, but as you I’ve had no luck doing so.
I’m assuming you have the Maven plugin installed in IntelliJ.
To run Maven in IJ:
Open the ‘Maven projects’ tab (far right side)
In the list of maven projects go to DHIS Web Portal → Plugins → jetty
Right-click “jetty:run-war” and select “debug dhis-web-portal…”
The project should start running in an intellij shell (with debugging) now. You could probably do so for the other web modules as well (with jetty:run) but I have not tested this.
Also, since you’re running in IntelliJ you will have to configure maven there: i.e. running with the -Pdev and/or disabling tests. The latter is done with the blue “lightning” button in the Maven projects tab.
Hope that helps!
best regards,
Dehan de Croos
On Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 11:01 AM, Lars Helge Øverland lars@dhis2.org wrote:
I am currently working with Mark Polak on a project improve the initial rendering of DHIS2 apps performance buy pre rendering the content in the back end for better UX.
I am currently trying to get IntellJ to hit a break point in the back end to better understand the flow of the back end AppController. Currently I got the app to run with a simple jetty:run war. This does not allow me to debug the app. Then I tried setting MavenOpts and set up remote debugging in intellij. But even though the socket connection was successful it did not hit the break point.
Is there a way to get DHIS2 web/api to get it to hit a break point inside IntelliJ Idea or Eclipse for that matter.
Thanks for the help in advance :).
P.S. I have currently successfully built the back end and set it up with the skeleton-app as well.
You the man! I’ve got it to halt on my command with your advice!
–
best regards,
Dehan de Croos
On 27 June 2016 at 16:02, Halvdan Hoem Grelland halvdan@dhis2.org wrote:
Hi Dehan,
The only way I’ve had this work in IntelliJ is to run the maven process with InjtelliJ itself, and not externally. I’m sure you can hook into it externally, but as you I’ve had no luck doing so.
I’m assuming you have the Maven plugin installed in IntelliJ.
To run Maven in IJ:
Open the ‘Maven projects’ tab (far right side)
In the list of maven projects go to DHIS Web Portal → Plugins → jetty
Right-click “jetty:run-war” and select “debug dhis-web-portal…”
The project should start running in an intellij shell (with debugging) now. You could probably do so for the other web modules as well (with jetty:run) but I have not tested this.
Also, since you’re running in IntelliJ you will have to configure maven there: i.e. running with the -Pdev and/or disabling tests. The latter is done with the blue “lightning” button in the Maven projects tab.
Hope that helps!
On Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 11:01 AM, Lars Helge Øverland lars@dhis2.org wrote:
I am currently working with Mark Polak on a project improve the initial rendering of DHIS2 apps performance buy pre rendering the content in the back end for better UX.
I am currently trying to get IntellJ to hit a break point in the back end to better understand the flow of the back end AppController. Currently I got the app to run with a simple jetty:run war. This does not allow me to debug the app. Then I tried setting MavenOpts and set up remote debugging in intellij. But even though the socket connection was successful it did not hit the break point.
Is there a way to get DHIS2 web/api to get it to hit a break point inside IntelliJ Idea or Eclipse for that matter.
Thanks for the help in advance :).
P.S. I have currently successfully built the back end and set it up with the skeleton-app as well.
On 27 June 2016 at 16:02, Halvdan Hoem Grelland halvdan@dhis2.org wrote:
Hi Dehan,
The only way I’ve had this work in IntelliJ is to run the maven process with InjtelliJ itself, and not externally. I’m sure you can hook into it externally, but as you I’ve had no luck doing so.
I’m assuming you have the Maven plugin installed in IntelliJ.
To run Maven in IJ:
Open the ‘Maven projects’ tab (far right side)
In the list of maven projects go to DHIS Web Portal → Plugins → jetty
Right-click “jetty:run-war” and select “debug dhis-web-portal…”
The project should start running in an intellij shell (with debugging) now. You could probably do so for the other web modules as well (with jetty:run) but I have not tested this.
Also, since you’re running in IntelliJ you will have to configure maven there: i.e. running with the -Pdev and/or disabling tests. The latter is done with the blue “lightning” button in the Maven projects tab.
Hope that helps!
On Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 11:01 AM, Lars Helge Øverland lars@dhis2.org wrote:
I am currently working with Mark Polak on a project improve the initial rendering of DHIS2 apps performance buy pre rendering the content in the back end for better UX.
I am currently trying to get IntellJ to hit a break point in the back end to better understand the flow of the back end AppController. Currently I got the app to run with a simple jetty:run war. This does not allow me to debug the app. Then I tried setting MavenOpts and set up remote debugging in intellij. But even though the socket connection was successful it did not hit the break point.
Is there a way to get DHIS2 web/api to get it to hit a break point inside IntelliJ Idea or Eclipse for that matter.
Thanks for the help in advance :).
P.S. I have currently successfully built the back end and set it up with the skeleton-app as well.
I’ve got it to halt on my command with your advice!