No.
In netbeans, debugger-console output shows,
Attaching to localhost:8983
handshake failed - connection prematurally closed
i dont know where the problem is ?
Mark Miller wrote:
Do you see the following printed to std out when you start solr (using
'run-example')?
Listening for transport dt_socket at address: 5005
noor wrote:
Addition to the previous reply:
I built my custom project and put into solr webapps lib folder.
And starts running solr.
In netbeans, i made the changes as i said before.
But it shows connection refused error.
anybody please give me the solution...
noor wrote:
Solr starts running in the port 8983,
i created build.properties in the project folder, where the
build.xml is.
And in that empty build.properties file,
i added,
example.debug=true
only.
And in Netbeans, Debug -> Attach Debugger,
- Debugger is JavaDebugger(JPDA);
- Connector is SocketAttach(Attaches by socket to other VMs)
- HOST is localhost;
- Port as 5005;
and Timeout is empty.
During solr running, i set this, but in the output screen shows
"Connection is refused."
Is my changes are correct ??? or i need to change anything else...
thanks and regards,
Noor
Mark Miller wrote:
noor wrote:
hi, i am new to apache solr.
i got the solr source code, and i created my own (custom) classes.
Also, i make the request reference to that newly created classes
in solr-config.xml.
now i need to debug my code, when the solr search calls my class..
So, for this, i dont know how to debug my code....?
Please anybody help me to achieve this.
thanks and regards,
Noor
Make a file next to build.xml called build.properties.
Add to the empty file: example.debug=true
Run the ant target 'run-example' in build.xml.
Solr will run with the ability to connect with a remote debugger on
port 5005.
In Netbeans, from the main menu, select Debug > Attach Debugger...
(In NetBeans 6.1 and older select Run > Attach Debugger...).
Follow the dialogue box prompts to connect to the running Solr
example.
