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    Debug Tunneled Java Functions

    Trigger the tunneled functions in Catalyst web, and confirm that the debugger has been attached by viewing the Catalyst CLI, for a message resembling the one shown in the image below: catalyst_tunneling_start_debugging_in_cli

    Depending on the IDE you are using the following steps might vary.

    Debug Tunneled Java Functions in Visual Studio Code IDE

    1. Click the Run/Debug icon and select the functions you wish to debug. catalyst_tunneling_debug_vscode_java_start_debugging_1

    2. Click the Play button. catalyst_tunneling_debug_vscode_java_start_debugging_2

    You can now easily debug your non-HTTPS and Integration functions. catalyst_tunneling_debug_vscode_java_start_debugging_3

    Debug Tunneled Java Functions in IntelliJ IDEA IDE

    1. Ensure you have set the required break points in your code and click the Run/Debug configurations button. catalyst_tunneling_debug_inteliij_start_debugging_1

    2. Select the debugger file you configured in the previous step from the drop-down. catalyst_tunneling_debug_inteliij_start_debugging_2

    3. Once function is triggered in the Catalyst web and the tunneling request is initiated in the Catalyst CLI, click the Debug button and start debugging. catalyst_tunneling_debug_inteliij_start_debugging_3

    Once you have completed debugging your code, ensure you stop/terminate the debugging session in your IDE, by clicking the stop-icon. This is to ensure that the port is not engaged when you proceed to your next debugging session. catalyst_tunneling_debug_inteliij_start_debugging_4

    Debug Tunneled Java Functions in Eclipse IDE

    1. Ensure you have set the required break points in your code and click the debugger-icon. catalyst_tunneling_debug_eclipse_start_debugging_1

    2. Select the debugger file you configured in the previous step. catalyst_tunneling_debug_eclipse_start_debugging_2

    3. Once you trigger the tunneling-enabled function in Catalyst web, click the Debug button in your IDE and debug you function as required. catalyst_tunneling_debug_eclipse_start_debugging_3

    Once you have completed debugging your code, ensure you terminate the debugging session in your IDE, by clicking the terminate-icon. This is to ensure that the port is not engaged when you proceed to your next debugging session. catalyst_tunneling_debug_eclipse_start_debugging_4

    Last Updated 2024-07-23 17:40:25 +0530 +0530

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