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  1. Fuse Tooling
  2. FUSETOOLS-1121

add a 'remote debug container' option in the eclipse tooilng

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      when folks are running a few containers in a fabric each one has its own separate JPDA debug port which can make debugging tricky. A common gremlin for users is - so how do I debug container Foo in the fabric?

      What would be really awesome would be an easy way, from a connected Fabric to click on a Container and click 'Debug' and for Eclipse to automatically connect to that container for debug!

      I wonder if there's a way from hawtio to start a remote debug? e.g. could we have a URL handler or something on the local machine of a developer running hawtio browser so we click on a link which would open eclipse at a remote debugger?

      e.g. hawtio could generate a link something like this (where 1234 is eclipse's http port it opens and listens on)

      http:///localhost:1234/debug/start?host=localhost&port=5006

      Then that'd make eclipse start a remote debug using the current project's code & on host localhost / port 5006

      This is a little bit like the IDE hook in hawtio to open source file and a line of code at a specific line; only this time its starting a new remote debug session.

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            jastrachan_jira James Strachan (Inactive)
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