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Re: Windchill jars

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When you ask which jar files you need to add to run the Windchill Java program, that raises some questions/concerns.

 

Windchill's launch process sets up a lot of important JVM options on the command-line.  This includes the classpath, but is certainly not limited to it.  The classpath is logged early in the method server and server manager execution -- and clearly shows which jars used by the server processes at runtime.  To actually run Windchill server processes, however, it's important to specify the correct JVM options as well.

 

If what you're trying to do is to have Eclipse (or any IDE for that matter) run Windchill so you can debug it, then that's really not the right approach.  Instead what you want to do is to configure the Windchill server processes to listen for debugger connections and then connect the IDE's debugger to these running processes.

 

As for IDE compilation, that's a totally different story.  You can use the jars from the classpath or you can use the much more fine-grained jars under WT_HOME/srclib.


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