International Business Machines Corporation

Shu Xia Tan

William G O'Farrell

Perry Randolph Giffen

Evangelos Mamas

Malik S Hemani

Jane C Fung

Paul J Gooderham

Karice L McIntyre

Simon D Moser

Jane Chi-Yan Fung

Grace Hai Yan Lo

Bill O'Farrell

Alexander Seeleman, Ii

Vivian Mak

SMAPs are generated for use in debugging visual paradigms. A system can debug a non-Java source, or a visual paradigm, embedded inside another distinct paradigm. The system may include a visual object ordering system that determines an order number for each of a plurality of visual objects in the visual paradigm, and a mapping system that maps the order number of each visual object to a set of line numbers in the associated code output.

Debugging visual and embedded programs

Computer-implemented methods, computer program products and data processing systems for transmitting a target code module to a server that is executing a computer program capable of using the target code module, and for obtaining the target code module at the server. The target code module is encapsulated in a base language code module, and the base language code module is transmitted to the server. The server receives the base language code module having the target code module encapsulated therein, and extracts the target code module from the base language code module.

System and method for replacing code

A debugger allows debugging of applications using a flow paradigm. Breakpoints may be set based on the flow model. Similarly, variables used by the flow model may be queried. Debugging information may be presented in a graphical user interface, in conjunction with a depiction of the application using a flow diagram.

Computer readable medium, system and method of debugging software applications modelled using flow paradigms

Software developers working on multi-language systems with various debug tools (BPEL, AE, Java, etc.) can use a common debug adaptor (CDA). The CDA implements a method of debugging in a multi-computer program language environment. The method includes registering various debug tools associated with different programming languages in the multi-computer program language environment, each one of the plurality of debug tools providing suspended threads and stack frames in response to a debug event in the multi-computer program language environment. The method can further include receiving the suspended threads and stack frames from the plurality of debug tools. The method can further include correlating the received suspended threads and stack frames under a common suspended thread; and providing the common suspended thread in a debug view. Such a method can have a number of attributes intended to assist developers facing debugging problems in multi-language systems.

Common debug adaptor in a multiple computer programming language environment

In a development environment for message flows, a user defined flow may be processed into a more efficient optimized flow. However, debugging execution of the optimized flow may be confusing to the user where a correspondence between connections in the optimized flow and connections in the user defined flow are not direct. To mitigate this confusion, a connections mapping table is generated along with the optimized flow. The deploy document received by the runtime may include enough information to recreate the connections mapping table such that during debugging of the optimized flow, the user may follow the user defined flow. The use of a stack at the runtime allows a debugger to maintain awareness of previous pauses in execution caused by the placement of breakpoints on connections in the user defined flow while directing the runtime through execution of the optimized flow.

Debugging optimized flows with breakpoints using stored breakpoint trigger indicators

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