Debugging Java Files


		Support for debugging Java extensions is available only in Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite and Stylus Studio XML Professional Suite.

The Stylus Studio debugger allows you to follow Java processing as well as XSLT processing. With the Stylus Studio debugger, you can observe the interaction between your Java code and XML data.

When you debug a transformation, the transformation can include the processing of Java files. Such Java files might be servlets, server extensions, extension functions, or other kinds of Java programs that involve stylesheets. If you need to make a change to your Java file, you can compile it right in Stylus Studio. Click Compile in the upper left corner of the Java file window. Stylus Studio automatically saves the file before it compiles it.

This section discusses the following topics:

Requirements for Java Debugging

Setting Options for Debugging Java

Using the Java Editor

Stylus Studio and the JVM

Example of Debugging Java Files

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