[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-21857?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Andre Dietisheim edited comment on JBIDE-21857 at 11/30/16 2:17 PM: -------------------------------------------------------------------- [~mlabuda] The hot code replace dialog shows up for me even if I dont manually connect the JMX. The steps for me: # ASSERT: have jboss-helloworld running in OpenShift (create it via eap64-basic-s2i template), the source code for it imported to a workspace project and a server adapter for it # EXEC: open HelloService and change it to the following: {code:title=HelloService} public class HelloService { private static final String MAGIC_STRING = "42"; String createHelloMessage(String name) { return "Hello " + name + ", the magic string is " + MAGIC_STRING + "!"; } } {code} and save the editor Result: "Hot code replace failed" dialog pops up, which is expected. !hot-code-replace-failed.png! I filed the issues due to its poor usability to JBIDE-23602. # EXEC: in "Hot Code Replace Failed" dialog: hit "Restart Module" # EXEC: unfold the server adapter and see in what state the JMX node and the adapter is: Result: !jmx-connected-adapter-synchronized.png! The adapter is synchronized for me, and the JMX is now connected. [~mlabuda] What makes you think that debugging is out-of-sync as stated in the steps above? I though can confirm that any change from now on - even non-structural changes - will trigger the "Hot Code Replace Failed" dialog. [~rob.stryker] Can you please chime in and comment the fact that the dialog now always shows up? was (Author: adietish): [~mlabuda] The hot code replace dialog shows up for me even if I dont manually connect the JMX. The steps for me: # ASSERT: have jboss-helloworld running in OpenShift (create it via eap64-basic-s2i template), the source code for it imported to a workspace project and a server adapter for it # EXEC: open HelloService and change it to the following: {code:title=HelloService} public class HelloService { private static final String MAGIC_STRING = "42"; String createHelloMessage(String name) { return "Hello " + name + ", the magic string is " + MAGIC_STRING + "!"; } } {code} and save the editor Result: "Hot code replace failed" dialog pops up, which is expected. !hot-code-replace-failed.png! I filed the issues due to its poor usability to JBIDE-23602. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v7.2.3#72005)