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Exception while startup causes Debugging disabled??? [message #549657]

Tue, 27 July 2010 13:31

mho

Messages: 11
Registered: July 2010

Junior Member

Hi,
at the moment I watch a partly ridiculous behaviour of my RCP and
Eclipse together. I made a few changes in my modeland wanted to watch
the results in the Debugging perspective. For this I set a breakpoint in
a view class that was to show the changes. Unfortunately, I could see
anything. Eclipse didn't even change to Debugging perspective when I
tried to start the debugging session.
I was only able to set and use a breakpoint in my application class at
this line: int returnCode = PlatformUI.createAndRunWorkbench(display,
new ApplicationWorkbenchAdvisor());
When I had a look in the incidents at that point, I saw that at some
point Classloader (of course...) was called and the run stopped in a
try/catch block in this class. At that point a ClassNotFoundException
should be catched but I couldn't figure out what class it was that
couldn't be found...
Well, maybe this was the exception that caused Eclipse to anticipate
debugging? But why? What is the class that couldn't be found? Has
anybody experiences a behavour like that or heard of something similar
and a solution for that?
Thx for any help, mho

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Re: Exception while startup causes Debugging disabled??? [message #549740 is a reply to message #549657]

Tue, 27 July 2010 19:11

mho

Messages: 11
Registered: July 2010

Junior Member

Very strange! I had the same project running on another machine now and it worked?!
Well, really strange: The installation on the first machine is "simple" JEE 3.6 installation with subclipse as the only plugin. The current machine is exactly the same. As they are both macs, there is no change or difference in the Java installation... Ok, what I obviously have to do is just throw away the installation on the first machine and install a new Eclipse. Fortunately the source of the project is saved on an extarnal svn. Smile

mho

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