Environment Variables for Java Debugging
The following
dbxenv variables are specific to debugging a Java
application with dbx. You can set the JAVASRCPATH,
CLASSPATHX, and jvm_invocation environment
variables at a shell prompt before starting dbx or from the
dbx command line. The setting of the jdbx_mode
environment variable changes as you are debugging your application. You can change its
setting with the jon command and the joff
command.
jdbx_mode
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The
jdbx_mode
dbxenv variable can have the following settings:
java, jni, or
native. For descriptions of the Java, JNI,
and native modes, and how and when the mode changes, see dbx Modes for Debugging Java Code.
Default: java.
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JAVASRCPATH
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You can use the
JAVASRCPATH
dbxenv variable to specify the directories in
which dbx should look for Java source files. This
variable is useful when the Java sources files are not in the same
directory as the .class or
.jar files. See Specifying the Location of Your Java Source Files for
more information.
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CLASSPATHX
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jvm_invocation
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The jvm_invocation
dbxenv
variable lets you customize the way the
JVM software is started. (The terms
“Java virtual machine” and “JVM” mean a
virtual machine for the Java platform.) For more information, see
Customizing Startup of the JVM Software.
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