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This topic describes the Debug Configuration Wizard, which is used to create a named launch configuration for debugging a StreamBase application. Except for titlebar and some text in the banner bar, this wizard is identical to the Run Configuration Wizard described in Saving StreamBase Run Configurations. See that page for an overview of launch configurations in general.
If you invoke → before you have saved your first launch configuration, Studio opens the Debug Configuration Wizard.
Once you have named, saved, and run a debug launch configuration, the configuration's name becomes part of the Debug button's drop-down menu. Thereafter, to debug an application with a saved configuration, use any of the following methods:
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Click the Eclipse Debug button (
) on the toolbar. This re-runs the last-run launch configuration.
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Press F11.
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Select → from the top-level menu.
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Select → → from the top-level menu.
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Open the Debug Configuration Wizard as described below. Select the name of the launch configuration to launch, and click the Debug button.
Open the Debug Configuration Wizard using any of the following methods:
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If you have never saved a launch configuration, click the Eclipse Debug button (
) on the toolbar.
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Select → from the top-level menu.
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Right-click in the Editor view canvas of your StreamBase application. From the pop-up menu, select → .
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In the Package Explorer, right-click the name of your application's
.sbappor.ssqlfile. From the pop-up menu, select → .
If no StreamBase launch configurations have been defined, the Debug Configuration Wizard looks much like the following:
See Editing Launch Configurations to learn how to use the Debug Configuration Wizard to specify launch configurations for debugging applications.