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I am not sure about your peculiar setup, but I think that when devstack configures openstack services it runs setup.py develop. Then when the neutron-server binary imports any package from neutron, the modules are loaded from /opt/stack/neutron

I think you might even point your eclipse workspace to /opt/stack - being careful to not add .project and .pydevproject to your git commits.

Salvatore

On 31 July 2013 08:46, NarsingRao question233302@answers.launchpad.netwrote:

New question #233302 on neutron: https://answers.launchpad.net/neutron/+question/233302

Hi,

I have installed openstack gizzily version using devstack script successfully (Installed Path is /opt/stack/)

Also, I have made eclipse IDE dev environment with quantum as pydev project at /root/openstack/GIT/neutron dir

Using pydev debugger I have kept a breakpoint the file

/root/openstack/GIT/neutron/bin/quantum-server

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import eventlet eventlet.monkey_patch(os=False, thread=False)

import os import sys sys.path.insert(0, os.getcwd()) <<<<<<<<<<<<<< Break point here from quantum.server import main as server

server()

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I have started debugging, it hit the break point in the file /root/openstack/GIT/neutron/bin/quantum-server and when I am doing step by step execution, I have observed that it started referring files from the path /opt/stack/neutron directory which is not in the project work space

Can anyone please let me know what I am missing here?

Thanks, Narsing

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I am not sure about your peculiar setup, but I think that when devstack configures openstack services it runs setup.py develop. Then when the neutron-server binary imports any package from neutron, the modules are loaded from /opt/stack/neutron

I think you might even point your eclipse workspace to /opt/stack - being being careful to not add .project and .pydevproject to your git commits.