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Hi Dobi,
The behaviour of IDE( not specific to eclipse) seems to be relevant in the sens that if you want to debug, the debugger should catch all the user interactions on a given port. So i you have multiple method servers, a debugger won't be able to catch the interactions on the 2 method servers for which it's not listening on their ports. More generally, since the debugger is not meant to be run on production server, you can manage by running only one method server is in case you need the debug(i'm not aware of configuring multiple debuggers on different ports for different method servers).
I'm not aware of such scenario , but to set number of method servers see https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS66035
Hi Dobi,
You can also refer HC page:
BTW, do you need to run MethodServer and bgms ?
Charles.
Hi Dobi,
The behaviour of IDE( not specific to eclipse) seems to be relevant in the sens that if you want to debug, the debugger should catch all the user interactions on a given port. So i you have multiple method servers, a debugger won't be able to catch the interactions on the 2 method servers for which it's not listening on their ports. More generally, since the debugger is not meant to be run on production server, you can manage by running only one method server is in case you need the debug(i'm not aware of configuring multiple debuggers on different ports for different method servers).
This actually makes sense... so if I am running an IDE of any sort on my dev environment, it makes sense that there's only 1 method server.