java - How to use Eclipse to trace into functionality within a .jar file -


I've gone for almost a dozen tutorials on IDE, and so far, there is no luck, I'm hoping That somebody can shed some light here ... the solution to this problem should be relatively straight forward.

  1. I have provided .jar files from another party (included in the source code)

  2. Something Code

  3. I can set the system variable (sadly it is being done in the windblog) and execution can run depending on the functionality of the code, in which there is a problem with the command line Do not have the .jar file together.

  4. The problem is that I should be able to set Eclipse IDE. Hook files in .jar files so that I can repeat the command line functionality but trace it with IDE debugger I am

  5. So, the question is basically two times, 1) It is possible in eclipse (v.4.3) and 2) How to make a jar file in a project ' Hook 'can be done which just needs to execute the command line.

    Example of a command-line code working:

    C: \ Task \ tmp & gt; Set MY_DIR = C: / Tasks / TMP

    C: \ Task \ tmp & gt; Set CLASS_VARS =% MY_DIR% / my_jar1.jar

    C: \ Task \ tmp & gt; Java-cp% cLASS_VARS% -DmyTest.properties =% MY_DIR% / myTest.properties com.theirApp.RemoteExec --premi .... yada yada "

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