I've found many informations on how to setup an Eclipse/Aptana remote debug server with the GUI.
Is there a way to launch it from command-line ?
There must no need of a GUI in the whole process.
My goal is to setup a remote debug server on a server machine accessed only by command-line.
Thanks.
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Clearly, you can run Code Server on a Linux host, or with WSL on a Windows host. Either will provide a Linux run-time environment for your code. I have 2 projects with 3rd party Windows binary dependencies which will not run on Linux. So, is there a way to get a Windows run-time using Code Server?
I just installed the latest version of eclipse neon. I previously used eclipse mars. But due to other issues that should be updated in eclipse Neon I changed to this version.
I develop a program for a ARM Linux system on a Windows computer, so using a cross-gcc and doing remote debug using gdb/gdbserver from eclipse. I first made a connection using the remote systems perspective using ftp for file transfer and ssh for the shell. This worked fine and I was happy with this.
But in Neon it seems to be changed because the connection that I made in the Remote Systems explorer can't be selected anymore when you use C/C++ Remote Application Debug. When you look at the connection listbox I only see local connection and not the remote systems anymore. When I create a new connection from the debug configurations dialog I can only choose serial/telnet/ssh but when I choose ssh it doesn't work. I can make the connection and open a command shell, so ssh works. But when it wants to transfer the file to my target it is using sftp appearently (looking at the error log) but I don't have this on my target.
When I transfer the file manually to my target (using the remote systems perspective) the debugging works fine but of course I want to transfer the file automatically when I start a debug.
My question is if indeed this connection management is changed that you can't choose anymore the systems that you defined in the remote systems explorer?
Or do you need install a specific plugin?
The current configuration possibilities are very limited and also the debugging of the issues is limited.
Other solution is that I have scp installed on the target. Is there a way to change from sftp to scp?
Thanks.
Unfortunately, I do not find a solution for my problem in this similiar question.
I have a server with special hardware and a special (GNU-compatible) toolchain. I can only access this server via SSH.
Now I try to set up a development system with Eclipse. Is it possible to set-up a configuration to be able to build and debug via SSH as if the program would run on my local computer? And if yes, could you tell me a little bit about it? ;-)
Provided your server is a Linux machine running a X server, you may want to look around SSH -X.
Install Eclipse on your server
Install an X11 environment on your client (e.g. for Windows: XMing)
Connect to SSH with the -X option (e.g. for Windows, there is a checkbox on Putty)
Launch Eclipse from the ssh connection.
I am wondering if it is possible to run Intellij's scala console process on a remote machine.
The Problem
I am developing a scala application on my local machine, but it needs to run on a remote machine.
What I am hoping for, is to launch the console process (that executes code) remotely and connect the console view/editor in IntelliJ to it - naturally with access to the local classes I am developing. I.e., this is a setup that is a little similar to launch an process remotely and then connecting the debugger.
A little background
The application (which builds on Spark) needs to talk a lot with servers that are on the same network as the remote machine. Running the console process on the remote machine will help a lot with port/hostname/proxy configurations. It will also improve performance, but that is secondary in this problem.
I have ssh access to the remote machine, so it is easy to setup proxies/ssh-tunnels.
Hope you can help :)
Why not just use the Terminal tab in IntelliJ, SSH to the machine, and use SBT from there? I do this all the time.
I'm running on Windows 7 and I want to be able to access the remote linux server at my school to run eclipse and do my programming assignments.
I installed cygwin, and ssh into the server, but whenever I run the "eclipse" command, it says "Eclipse: Cannot open display".
Is there any additional software I need to do, or commands I need to run in order to display the gui from my windows 7 computer?
aside from just running eclipse on my own computer, I want to do it remotely.
thank you
You need to:
Run an X server on your Windows machine; there's an xorg-server package in cygwin, use that (or the independent Xming).
Configure your ssh client to forward X11 traffic to the X server on your windows machine.
Here's a more detailed tutorial on doing this.