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WD Debug session stuck

Former Member
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Hi all,

I'm using the debug ability of webdynpro for java.

After using it for several times (somethings only once) there is an open session that I can't terminate.

That open session prevents me from debugging again.

Is there any way to terminate this session without restarting the server?

Aviad

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Former Member
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Hi,

Ya. You can stop the debugging the current application. I hope you are debugging the webdynpro application only. So once you stop debugging your application it will automatically stop your all open sessions. This does not require any server restart.

thanks & regards,

Manoj

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Hi,

That is exactly my problem.

Even if I stop the application, terminate the debug session from the debug prespective or restart the NWDS the session is still alive.

Aviad

Former Member
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If you are using CE, just go to NWA and disable the debugging.

Bala

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If you are using CE, just go to NWA and disable the debugging.

Bala

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Hi,

I'm not using CE.

I'm using NW 7.0.

Aviad

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What you need to check is that if the session is really active (Concurrent debug sessions are not possible as per my knowledge. So check if another session could be started, probably from another NWDS). Finally, try re-setting the perspective or change the workspace and let me know what happens.

Bala

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Hi Bala,

The session is active.

No other team member can debug.

"Error in ....VM - Connection Refused"

Other suggestions didn't have any affect.

Aviad

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Tried restarting SDM??

Bala

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Hi Bala,

Restarting the SDM doesn't affect either.

Aviad

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Hi All,

I am getting the below shown error, while debugging WebDynpro Java application in NWDS any suggestion?

failed to connect to remote VM. Connection refused

Regards,

SJ