| java debug view : how to get the editor to show my steps? [message #162599] |
Thu, 27 July 2006 19:57  |
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Originally posted by: s3ma4.yahoo.com
Sorry for the NOOB question, but I have been pushing along fabulously in
my first day of using Eclipse for my Java/Tomcat application.
But now I need to step through some code which I am debugging on Tomcat
(running using the eclipse Tomcat plugin). I set a breakpoint, and the
debug view is activated when I reach the breakpoint. However, the editor
does not show the current frame in the code. when I click on 'step into'
or 'step over' the debugger shows me what line I'm on, but the EDITOR does
not reflect it!
Seems kind of silly and so could somebody please tell me how I can get the
editor to jump around my codebase and show the code as I step through each
frame ?
thanks in advance !!!!!!!!!!!!
busq
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| Re: java debug view : how to get the editor to show my steps? [message #163386 is a reply to message #162599] |
Wed, 02 August 2006 09:28  |
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busquelo wrote:
> Sorry for the NOOB question, but I have been pushing along fabulously
> in my first day of using Eclipse for my Java/Tomcat application.
> But now I need to step through some code which I am debugging on
> Tomcat (running using the eclipse Tomcat plugin). I set a breakpoint,
> and the debug view is activated when I reach the breakpoint. However,
> the editor does not show the current frame in the code. when I click
> on 'step into' or 'step over' the debugger shows me what line I'm on,
> but the EDITOR does not reflect it!
> Seems kind of silly and so could somebody please tell me how I can get
> the editor to jump around my codebase and show the code as I step
> through each frame ?
This should work (and works for me). I suggest you file a bug report
against JDT Debug with steps to reproduce.
Dani
> thanks in advance !!!!!!!!!!!!
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> busq
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