This is probably the problem that most of our lovely developers have encountered. There is no problem with how the code runs and how to adjust it on your own machine, but as long as it is placed in the test environment or production environment, problems will occur frequently, and it is difficult for us to locate the problem. While distressed, it will slightly affect our development mood.
The eclipse remote debugging application allows us to see the light of day, and prove to everyone that there is no problem with our code, let the architects and integrations study their environment,,,, huh, huh. websphere itself can be started in debug mode and does not need to install any plugins. See screenshots...
One: websphere console configuration
Then just restart the service.
Two: eclipse configuration
Three: You can break the point and debug on the local machine, but the local machine will not print the log, you need to track the log on the server, but it is harmless,
Well, happy work!