| how to pull in GEF source for debugging? [message #227974] |
Wed, 13 December 2006 11:16  |
Eclipse User |
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Platform: Intel Pentium M, Ubuntu Dapper
eclipse 3.2.0,
GEF 3.2.1v20060921
Is there a way to pull in source bundles for GEF in such a way that
eclipse understands that it can use it to step into GEF objects and
methods during debugging?
If there was an option during initial GEF install, I missed it. And I
can't find any such option when I try to upgrade it.
I've googled a bit but haven't found anything. But then, what makes
eclipse find the source of eg. SDK classes during debugging, is
something of a mystery to me.
Thanx!
- Steinar
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| Re: how to pull in GEF source for debugging? [message #228044 is a reply to message #228036] |
Thu, 14 December 2006 03:04  |
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>>>>> Steinar Bang <sb@dod.no>:
> I've JADclipse installed to give me "source" for Java code I have to
> source for. Could it be interfering here?
Nope. All removing JADclipse did was remove the flakiness around
opening .class files. Now I consistently get "Class File Editor"
editors with "Source not found". But there's a tip there:
The JAR of this classfile belongs to the container 'Plug-in Dependencies'
To configure the source attachment, go directly to the corresponding
configuration page (fore example for for JREs go to 'installed JREs'
page in preferences).
Ah... I figured it out: since I need to use some other OSGi bundles I
was running with PDE target platform set to a directory containing the
eclipse runtime rsync'd in, as well as my extra bundles.
So I needed to do a new rsync of the eclipse runtime (including GEF),
and _then_ I had debugging.
Thanx, Anthony! :-)
- Steinar
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