I figured out how to use dap-mode and debug my enterprise java code and I'm so excited about the productivity boost for future java development!

/thread All hail doom emacs and lsp-mode maintainers!

(Wrote a bunch of junit tests, and ran dap-breakpoint-add and dap-java-debug-test-method) enterprise code which doesn't expose a main method easily which makes dap-debug not work

You can still attatch the debugger though, so i think it still might work

You don't need a main method. Connect to the debug port on your app server

Very nice, I've been hoping to do this for AutoLisp. It would be so nice to use some decent debug tooling in my day job.

Nice! Can you share your config? I'm struggling to make Emacs (LSP) work with Java

I kept getting a connection refused error regardless of the port I used. How do I fix that? `Warning (emacs): Initialize request failed: Failed to attach to remote debuggee VM. Reason: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: (Connection refused)`

I use Doom Emacs so my config is very bare-bones. The set up works out of the box

did you check if the port is open?

How do I do that? I don't think it was. Should I open an ssh tunnel on my localhost?

By `open` I meant `taken`. What params do you pass to the server to enable the remote debugging?

I'm not sure if I'm doing it correctly. this is the java attach template I'm using. ``` (dap-register-debug-template "Java Attach" (list :name "Java Attach" :type "java" :request "attach" :hostName "localhost" :port nil)) ```

first you have to start the application with remote debug args, check this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/975271/remote-debugging-a-java-application

interesting - I'll have to look into how to do this on my code base because the application launch is rather abstracted away from me. Thanks /u/yyoncho for your response! Edit: (Scrubbing some pii)