RMI Executor Node Settings
These properties appear when you select the "RMI Debugging" subnode of
the "Debugger Types" node. Together they describe an execution mode used
to debug RMI programs. By default, classes you generate with the RMI wizard
or templates have Debugger properties that specify RMI Debugging.
Properties Tab
External Process
A java command with appropriate paramneters for RMI debugging. When you
choose, in the IDE, to debug a class whose Debugger command is set to RMI
Debugging, this commnad will start up the execution environment.
Identifying Name
This name identifies the RMI debugging process in class properties dialogs.
Expert Tab
Boot Class Path
Class path used to run the debugging process. (Which java command)
Class path
The class path supplied to the debugging process. Includes the project
directory you are working in and any other filesystem you mounted for the
project.
Filesystems IP URL
A POSIX syntax regular expression which is used to parse the IDL compiler's
error output. It sorts the compiler's output into groups for error message,
column number, file name, and line number. A valid error expression is
supplied for each supported ORB product; it is unlikely you will need to
change it.
Filesystems Path
A string used to build a name for the generated class that servers as the
base class for the implementation class. (In other words, the IDL compiler
generates a class that the implementation class must extend.) Each ORB
product has a naming convention for this base class, and therefore a valid
default value is supplied for each supported ORB product; it is unlikely
that you will need to change it.
For an example, most ORB products use a prefix of "_" and a postfix
of "ImplBase" for the base classes they generate; if you compile an IDL
interface named Hello with one of these ORB products it generates a base
class named _HelloImplBase. And the actual implementation class will be
declared "extends _HelloImplBase."
Filesystems URL
See Extended Class Postfix. A valid default value is supplied for each
supported ORB product; it is unlikely that you will need to change it.
Host IP
Use this property to identify the IDL compiler for a specific ORB product.
Type in either the full path to the IDL compiler, or, if the IDL compiler's
directory is included in the operating system's PATH environment variable,
just type in the executable's name.
Internal HTTP Port
An integer value indicating which group in the Error Expression contains
the file name of the IDL source file that produced errors. See Error Expression.
Library Path
A string used to build a name for a generated implementation class to be
used with inheritance-based skeletons. Each ORB product has a naming convention
for this class, and therefore Forte for Java supplies a valid default value
for each supported ORB product; it is unlikely that you will need to change
it.
For an example, most ORB products use no prefix and a postfix of "Impl"
for the implementation classes they generate; if you generate an implementation
class for an IDL interface named Hello with one of these ORB products it
generates an implementation class name HelloImpl..
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