Remote Debugging with Eclipse and tomcat?

Sounds like a firewall issue. Can you telnet from the command line on the given machine / port? Try this.

Sounds like a firewall issue. Can you telnet from the command line on the given machine / port? Try this: telnet 11.22.33.44 8004 if this fails then it means your port is not open -- either your JVM ignored the parameters and is not listening on that port or there is a firewall blocking your access.In order to identify which one it is, you can log onto the machine running tomcat and telnet localhost 8004 if this succeeds it means your jvm is accepting remote debug connections on that port and therefore the problem is a firewall in your network, if it fails it means you haven't started the JVM with the correct remote debug params.

– Liv Apr 28 at 11:00 does the above statement means the server is accepting the connection at port 8004 – punamchand Apr 28 at 11:13 yes that should mean that the java process with pid 16295 is listening on port 8004 on ALL addresses defined for that host (so localhost as well as the external interface). This doesn't mean that there is no firewall running (even on the same host) to block access to that port -- it simply means if a packet reaches that host on port 8004 (bypassing any firewalls) it will be shipped to your java process. – Liv Apr 28 at 11:16 thanks.... As per your comments when I am firing the command i.

E tlenet 11.22.33.44 on my linux machine it is showing telnet 11.22.33.44 8004 Trying 11.22.33.44... Connected to 11.22.33.44. Escape character is '^'. Connection closed by foreign host.

Ape.online.ea.Com{cdc-ops}61: Does this means the server is not accepting the communication on that port – punamchand Apr 28 at 11:25.

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