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How to suspend all threads [message #1405518]

Thu, 07 August 2014 10:27

Eclipse User

Hello, I need to debug a problem in initialisation code where the
application that has an initialisation time-out. I can set a break point at
the problematic place and have my way around; however, there is something
else in the application that times out and the application quits. I hope I
can prevent this by suspending all threads; however, I cannot find a command
to do that in the debugger. I can only suspend one thread at a time. I do
not know the structure of the application so I do not know where and the
time-out is specified. Can you help me out of this?
Chris

Re: How to suspend all threads [message #1405572 is a reply to message #1405518]

Thu, 07 August 2014 13:09

Eclipse User

Assuming you're talking about Java, whether to suspend the one thread or the entire VM is a property of the breakpoint itself. You can find your breakpoints in the Breakpoints View, and either edit those Properties if the pane is already showing, or open a Properties dialog from the individual breakpoint's context menu.

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