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Not able to debug a plugin. Need Help!

Sherry_Ummen

Hi,

I have uncommented the line from nuxeo.conf for debugging and restarted Nuxeo.

Added Eclipse remote debugging configuration (see the attached image)

but still I get the error : "Failed to connect to remote VM. Connection refused. Connection refused: connect"

Could someone please help in fixing this ?

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Ronan_Daniellou

Hi,

the line for activating remote debugging in nuxeo.conf ships with a configured port of 8787. Did you change it to match the port 5005 your screenshot shows?

## Sample JPDA settings for remote socket debugging
#JAVA_OPTS=$JAVA_OPTS -Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=8787,server=y,suspend=n

Regards,

Ronan

Sherry_Ummen

Yes I did that, earlier it was 8787 and that did not work so I tried other port number i.e. 5005 that also did not work.

Sherry_Ummen

You could also give me some debugging tips to figure out the problem.

Ronan_Daniellou

You may check if a process is actually listening on port 5005, and check which process, to be sure, the Nuxeo platform is actually listening on that port.

Sherry_Ummen

I checked, there is a java.exe process listening to that port. I don know which java.exe as I really do not use java so I assume its Nuxeo.

Florent_Guillau

This is standard Eclipse remote debugging, there is nothing specific to Nuxeo about it. Check that the port is opened by Java using a system tool like netstat. Check that it works with any other Java application besides Nuxeo.

Sherry_Ummen

ohh hmm the state is actually ESTABLISHED when I do nestat -ano , it should be LISTENING ? And why is not LISTENING. I am not sure. Any help ?

Ronan_Daniellou

You lost me, you say there is a java.exe process listening on that port (5005), and later on you say it is listening on 9200...?