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"Source not Found" in Debug Mode [message #1020670]

Mon, 18 March 2013 17:23

John Curry

Messages: 1
Registered: March 2013

Junior Member

Folks,

Program compiles and runs fine but in the Debugger when I use "Step Into", any time the code moves to a different class I get the error "Source Not Found".

My java project is very simple. It consists of two packages that I have written with a few classes in each package. No external jars are called.

I have googled this and tried adding the project to "Edit Source Lookup Path". I've also tried changing the build path to JDK 1.6 rather than JRE 1.6. I've tried a half-dozen more fixes suggested on the internet that I don't really understand.

Anyone any ideas on this. It seems like a very simple thing to try to accomplish but I have spent a dozen hours on it and nothing seems to work including reinstalling Eclipse. Using Juno on VISTA.

Regards,
John.

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Re: "Source not Found" in Debug Mode [message #1021217 is a reply to message #1020670]

Tue, 19 March 2013 17:18

David Wegener

Messages: 1445
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Are you getting the Source Not Found on classes you wrote or on Java runtime classes?

If it is your classes, make sure you have debugger related options turned on in the Preferences->Java->Compiler->Classfile Generation section (Check both the workspace and project).

Have you built a jar with your class files in it and added it to your classpath? This can cause the problem as well. You need to make sure that the classes in the jar are built with debug enabled and that there is a source path associated with the jar file.

If the problem is in the Java runtime classes, then you probably haven't associated source with your jdk. You need to make sure that you selected that source be installed with your JDK. There will be a src.zip file in your JDK directory. If you switched from a JRE to a JDK, it is possible that the source didn't get associated. You would then need to associate the src.zip file with all the jars on the Preferences->Java-Installed JREs dialog. Select the JDK and click the edit button. This should open a JRE Definition dialog. Expand the jar files at the bottom of the dialog and use the Source Attachment button to attach the src.zip file.

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