Connector --jdb.exe

--Jdb.exe -- general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. For details, refer to the following section. The Java scheduler provides a command line debugging environment for Java programs. It can be executed either locally or in a conversation with a remote interpreter.
Jdb can be started on a local machine using the following command:

C: \> jdb classname
When you use the-debug option to start a Java routine, you must provide a Jdb password so that Jdb can start to run. The following table contains all jdb commands.


Option
Catch calssID is interrupted for a specific exception exit
Classes to list currently known classes
Clear classID: line clears a breakpoint
Cont continues from the breakpoint
Down [n frames] Move down the stack of a thread
Dump ID [ID...] displays information about all objects
Exit (or quit) to exit the debugger
Help (or ?) List all commands
Ignore classID ignores specific exception exits
List [line number] Show source code
Load classbame load the Java class to be debugged
Locals displays all local variables in the current stack frame
Memory reports memory usage
Methods classID: list the member function sets of a class.
Print ID [ID...] List objects or fields
Resume [threadID...] restores threads (by default, all threads are restored)
Run class [args] starts executing the downloaded Java class
Step: Execute the current row
Stop in classID: method sets a breakpoint in a member function
Stop at classID: Set a breakpoint for line
Suspend [threadID...] stops a thread (by default, all threads are stopped)
Hreads threadgroup list threads
Thread threadID sets the current thread
Threadgroups list thread groups
Threadgroup name sets the current thread group
Up [n frames] Move a thread stack up
Use [path] to display or change the source program path
Where [threadID] or all leave the heap line of a thread empty
!! Repeat the previous command
-Host hostname: This Command tells Jdb where to establish a remote Java interpreter conversation process.
-Password this option tells Jdb which password to use to connect to a remote Java conversation process. The password is provided by running the Java interpreter with the-debug option.