How would I trace a Java applet running with Internet Explorer (IEXPLORER process)?

NOTE: this applies only if your Java plugin is the Sun JRE. It cannot be the Microsoft JRE. You can download the current Sun JRE from here.

First, you would have to create a workspace for IEXPLORER. (This is most easily done starting from the APP_START event for IEXPLORER in the RootCause Log). Then you would need to setup for a Java trace in this workspace.

Since IEXPLORER is not a Java application (it has JVM library linked into it), you will find that RC Trace Setup tree would not have a $Java$ module node created and available for trace selection. To make the $Java$ node appear in the Trace Setup you need to add at least one class path entry to the workspace. If all your Java applet classes will be loaded from the web, you would technically not need any classpath entries, but you could still add a dummy one (just type in any directory name on your hard drive in the dialog opened by the Setup->Class Path menu item.

Once you have added at least one class path entry, click on Setup ... more.

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