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A VM connector establishes a JDI connection with a debuggable virtual machine. This extension point provides a mechanism for abstracting the connection to a remote virtual machine.
A VM connector extension is defined in plugin.xml. Following is an example definition of a VM connector extension.
<extension point="org.eclipse.jdt.launching.vmConnectors"> <vmConnector id="com.example.VMConnector" class="com.example.VMConnectorClass" </vmConnector> </extension>The attributes are specified as follows:
Method Summary | |
void | connect(Map arguments,
IProgressMonitor monitor,
ILaunch launch)
Establishes a JDI connection with a debuggable VM using the arguments specified in the given map, contributing results (debug targets and processes), to the given launch. |
List | getArgumentOrder()
Returns a list of argument names found in this connector's default argument map, defining the order in which arguments should be presented to the user. |
Map | getDefaultArguments()
Returns a map of default arguments used by this connector. |
String | getIdentifier()
Returns a unique indentifier for this kind of connector. |
String | getName()
Returns the name of this connector. |
Method Detail |
public void connect(Map arguments, IProgressMonitor monitor, ILaunch launch) throws CoreException
public String getName()
public String getIdentifier()
public Map getDefaultArguments() throws CoreException
public List getArgumentOrder()
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