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Offline Help

The majority of the JSwat documentation is in the form of help files. These are accessed directly inside JSwat, via the Help menu. In addition, the help command offers a menu-driven interface to all of the built-in commands. This page contains links to information that is applicable to all versions of JSwat, or is otherwise more appropriately stored on-line rather than in help files.

Getting Started

To learn how to use JSwat, read the JSwat tutorial shown below. You may also find Norm's tutorial useful as well.

JSwat How To's

Listed below are documents describing how to perform less-common actions in JSwat.

Applet Debugging
How to debug Java applets.
Classic VM
How to run the Classic JVM instead of the HotSpot compiler.
Console Mode
How to use the console mode of JSwat.
KVM Debugging
How to debug a Java application running in the KVM.
Servlet Debugging
How to debug servlets in an application server.
Tomcat JSP Debugging
How to debug servlets and JSPs in the Tomcat application server.

Miscellaneous

Additional random information you may be curious to know.

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