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== Generating the EPIC debug configuration == In Eclipse, go to: Run -> Debug ... Start a new "Perl Remote" configuration, specifying the project you wish to work with, and setting the "Target Host" path to the location of the perl module in your IDE. On the first execution of this configuration you must also specify that you want to create the debug package, and give it a path to save the file to. The other settings on this page should be fine as the default (assuming that you are running Eclipse and Apache on the same machine). Run the configuration, which will attemt to connect to the debugger. At this stage it will fail, so stop the process and go and look for the debug package which was created where you requested. Unzip this file, and discard all content other than perl5db.pl and files of the form *epic*.pm. Place these remaining files into the "debug" directory specified in the apache configuration in the previous section.
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