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Idea Review. Thank you for taking the time to raise this enhancement request. After careful consideration, unfortunately on this occasion we will not be pursuing this idea further at this time. Significant architectural and development effort has gone into isolating integration server processes from the integration node, and enabling them to be lightweight with unused internal components (resource managers) switch off-able. As a result, the server process can easily be run locally on a developer's workstation (which is also free for development purposes under our licensing terms) and so a model of having one server for each developer is an easy good practice to follow. Significant configuration is also held at the server level, so we feel this is the right level of sharing / isolation in the product hierarchy. As a result we do not feel it is a business imperative to encourage multiple developers to be able to maintain separate debug sessions against a single integration server, so we will not be pursuing this idea at the moment.