Gradle Debug Task about mapfish-print HOT 5 CLOSED

I am not sure how that is a gradle problem. Could you expand on the issue.

Jesse
On Feb 25, 2013 10:33 AM, "Tim-Hinnerk Heuer" [email protected]
wrote:

Just trying to debug with Netbeans reveals that there is no debug task
that it tries to execute. If no one else, I will look up the documentation
for Gradle on how to do this and implement it so that people using Netbeans
have an easier time improving the print module.

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It's not a problem with Gradle. It would be an improvement to include a debug task though for easier debugging of the application. You can pass GRADLE_OPTS to the jettyRun task, but you have to know to do that to be able to debug the project.

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Hey Jesse, You can leave this one as I'm having difficulty finding this out as well. I will do some research on how to achieve this if possible in a clean way. If not I will close it. Thanks!

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$ cat debugJetty
#!/bin/sh
GRADLE_OPTS='-Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=5005'
gradle jettyRun
GRADLE_OPTS=''

is my solution for now. Couldn't find out how to cleanly do it within Gradle. Do you think it's worth me making a pull request? Otherwise you can just add that file if you think it will help someone.

You can close this issue if you agree.

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That was more or liess my understanding how this had to work. I have added the task.

One thing that would be interesting is to be able to run the server from within eclipse like you can Geoserver. That can go under the topic of future work.

I have added the script for now.

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