Package org.eclipse.jdt.debug.ui.launchConfigurations


package org.eclipse.jdt.debug.ui.launchConfigurations
Provides an implementation launch configuration tabs for local and remote Java applications.

Package Specification

This package provides user interface classes supporting the launching of local and remote Java applications. Launch configuration tabs and launch shortcuts are provided.
  • Classes
    Class
    Description
    A wizard page used to edit the attributes of an installed JRE.
    A launch configuration tab that displays and edits program arguments, VM arguments, and working directory launch configuration attributes, for an applet.
    This tab appears for Java applet launch configurations and allows the user to edit attributes such as the applet class to launch and its owning project, if any.
    This tab appears for java applet launch configurations and allows the user to edit applet-specific attributes such as width, height, name & applet parameters.
    Launch shortcut for Java applets.
    Launch shortcut for local Java applications.
    A launch configuration tab that displays and edits program arguments, VM arguments, and working directory launch configuration attributes.
    A launch configuration tab that displays and edits the user and bootstrap classes comprising the classpath launch configuration attribute.
    A launch configuration tab that displays and edits the project associated with a remote connection and the connector used to connect to a remote VM.
    A launch configuration tab that displays and edits the user and bootstrap classes comprising the classpath launch configuration attribute.
    A launch configuration tab that displays and edits the VM install launch configuration attributes.
    Common behavior for Java launch shortcuts
    Common function for Java launch configuration tabs.
    A launch configuration tab that displays and edits project and main type name launch configuration attributes.
    Deprecated.
    In 3.0, the debug platform provides source lookup facilities that should be used in place of the Java source lookup support provided in 2.0.