Eclipse - Showing how eclipse runs project with java.exe

When I run a Java project within the Eclipse IDE, I assume in the background it is开发者_开发问答 simply calling java.exe or javaw.exe with certain parameters, such as the classpath it's using and the actual class it's running.

Is there a way I can make Eclipse show this invocation, with all it's parameters? Ideally I'd like to be able to copy&paste it into a command window to duplicate the running of the project outside of the Eclipse IDE.

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(Original Answer: February 2011)

Launch your program in debug mode in Eclipse.
You can then see the exact command in the properties of the Debug views (see this thread or this thread)

First run or debug one of the configurations.
In the Debug view in the Debug perspective, right-click the running process and select "Properties". The command line used to launch the configuration is displayed.

Bug 10820 was about "[java launching] Launch config: show cmd line before launch"... but it is closed as WONTFIX.

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Update (March 2012)

bbuser reports in the comment having

had to remove -agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,suspend=y,address=localhost:60019 from the command line shown in properties in the Debug view.
Otherwise I got connection errors.
Also changing javaw.exe to java.exe might be advisable