Remote debugging in isolated environments

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I work at a company doing bug fixes. Some clients deploy the system to computers on their internal network, so it is not possible to debug it remotely.

Customers' computers usually have Internet access.

I wonder if there is any tool that would allow to debug remote.

If I created a VPN with OpenVpn, would solve my problem?

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  • I believe it is necessary to carry out the release of external access in your database and to direct the port of your modem to the port of the database. If you can access the bank externally, you will be able to debug the application on your machine. I do this for a database that is on Amazon and works perfectly!

  • The project is deployed in another network. There would be no way to debug locally.

  • The project may be deployed in another network, but you have the source code of it not? Change the connection data pointing to the remote database and if it is available for external access, you will be able to do this process smoothly.

  • You want to debug including the database, or just the same code pointing to any bank?

  • only bank independent source code.

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My suggestion to you is the following:

1) Install Eclipse on a local station (internet server, auxiliary server or on the client’s own station.)

2) For the above procedure and remote connection to the client, use Supreme (Teamviewer Freeware Copy) or Teamviewer(Freeware only for "personal use"): http://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/getmirror/supremo_remote_desktop,1.html

3) On the client station, start the system by running Catalina if it is not configured for debug mode: Catalina.bat jpda start

4) Follow the steps of this link to debug through the eclipse: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3835612/remote-debugging-tomcat-with-eclipse

  • The problem is that I will not be able to debug locally because the project is deployed on a server that is on another network. And the problem with debugging on the client is that you would have to copy the source code in a place where other people access it.

  • http://ptcomputador.com/Networking/virtual-networks/80912.html -< This topic easily explains how to enable VPN on windows 7 clients. If you do this, you can access locally and connect to Tomcat without having to copy the source code

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