For Integration Server version 9.7 or later, update and run startDebugMode.bat. For more information, see Setting Up Integration Server Version 9.7 or Later for Remotely Debugging
a Java Service.For Integration Server version 9.7 or later, update and run startDebugMode.bat. For more information, see Setting Up Integration Server Version 9.7 or Later for Remotely Debugging
a Java Service.For Integration Server version 9.0, 9.5.x, or 9.6, update the Integration Server setenv.bat/sh file to enable a debug port. For more information, see Setting Up Integration Server Version 9.0, 9.5.x, or 9.6 for Remotely Debugging
a Java Service.Create a Java project in Designer from an existing source, which is the IS package in Integration Server. For more information, see Creating a Java Project for an IS
Package in Designer
.Create a Remote Java Application launch configuration to use when debugging the Java service. For more information, see Creating a Remote Java Application
Launch Configuration.Open the Java service in Designer to set breakpoints and then execute it in debug mode.Important: | Never remotely debug a Java service that is running on your production Integration Server. You should always use a development system. |
