We use a 3rd party JAR which contains an Applet class. When used in an HTML page you pass this applet the name of your 'application' class and an assets .zip file path as parameters, and the applet instantiates and runs your specified class.
I need to debug the initialization of our app when started as an applet, but since the applet class is in a JAR, not part of our source I don't know how I can do this... I can't select MyApplet.java and say "run as Applet".
I really want to be able to launch an actual HTML page with the applet parameters in, with a breakpoint set in Eclipse so it will halt in our application-class constructor. Is it possible to tell eclipse to debug an HTML file like this? A valid alternative would be to instance the Applet class in a normal Java application manually.
There are other questions about debugging applets, but this seemed a different case since the Applet isn't part of our code.