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lib
directory of the JDK installation. If there is a
jpda.jar
or tools.jar
then there is a
good chance the JPDA is already installed. In the case that you
have the tools.jar
file, scan the output from
jar tf tools.jar
and look for
"com/sun/jdi
" classes. If you see them,
then your tools.jar
file contains the JPDA classes
and you can skip to Installing
JSwat. Otherwise you need to continue to the next step.<jdk_home>/lib/i386
to your
LD_LIBRARY_PATH
setting. If you fail to do this, you
will see the "can't find libjdwp.so" error message
when using JSwat.Shift
key
will you click the download link. Netscape Navigator has a
tendency to mis-interpret files as ASCII and perform the
end-of-line character mangling on them.docs
directory (which contains this file) and the
jar
file. This jar file contains the JSwat
classes.CLASSPATH
includes the
jpda.jar
or tools.jar
file, whichever
one is part of your JDK installation. I recommend you do this by
putting the jar file in the JDK's jre/lib/ext
directory. This will add the jar to the classpath
automatically.CLASSPATH
.java
com.bluemarsh.jswat.Main
' and you should see the JSwat
main window in a moment. If instead you get an error message that
says the JPDA could not be found, you will need to download the
JPDA and install it (see the instructions above).