breakpoints

I have been using Eclipse for 2 years for development, but this filter concept I am still struggling to understand during debugging. I usually debug in remote port mode. Most of the times, My Eclipse catches the break point/exception in Unwanted Packages [Packages usually from other Sources like Spring, Java ThreadPool etc..] and annoys me by bringing up the debug window. I would like to configure Eclipse to catch breakpoints in my package only. Just ignore any where else, don't halt them or notify me. I think this should help you: Window --> Preferences --> Java --> Debug Uncheck the

I am using Visual Studio 2010 to create a Silverlight 4 application. I set a breakpoint in my code-behind, start the debug session from Visual Studio, and unfortunately, my breakpoint never gets hit. So, I eventually I tried setting my default browser to Internet Explorer ... and lo and behold ... my breakpoint gets suddenly hit. Is Chrome a supported browser for debugging Silverlight applications? If so, what am I missing in order to get this to work? Or, is Internet Explorer the only supported browser when it comes to debugging? Jeff Yates See my answer and this answer on another question .

Let's say my class has a private integer variable called count. I've already hit a breakpoint in my code. Now before I press continue, I want to make it so the debugger will stop anytime count gets a new value assigned to it. Besides promoting count to a field and setting a breakpoint on the set method of the field, is there any other way to do this? What you're looking for is not possible in managed code. In C++ this is known as data break point. It allows you to break whenever a block of memory is altered by the running program. But this is only available in pure native C++ code. A short

I am trying to add a breakpoint to a service running on a separate thread. No matter where I place the breakpoint in the service, they are always ignored. I am sure that the service is running as I see the Log.e in the logcat. My debug mode is also correctly used as any breakpoint in the main thread of the app works. Am I missing something? Is debug mode not supported for services in a separate thread? I just updated Eclipse and Android SDK tools to the latest versions today. I am testing my application on a device. The android.os.Debug.waitForDebugger() did the trick. Add this before the line

I have no idea where it came from, it doesn't show up in my breakpoitns view, but every time I start my program, before it gets to my code it breaks at the beginning of FileInputStream.class It's just getting really annoying. I am using eclipse 3.4 and java 1.6. Thanks! Joshua VonC Did you check Why does my Eclipse project have phantom debugger breakpoints? ? More specifically the " Window > Preferences > Java > Debug : Suspend execution on uncaught exceptions " option. I had a similar behavior in µVision for embedded system once. Is there some command like "Kill all breakpoints"? It helped me

I want to add a breakpoint in a class in Eclipse, but I don't have the source code for it. Is it possible to add a breakpoint in it anyway? In my case I really only need to know when a method is called. (As a side note: does anyone have the source code for j2ee_api_1_3.jar?) Download jad decompiler /configure its path in eclipse through windows->preferences and open the source of the class where you need to place the breakpoint - and then debug can run as it does normally and you can see all the variable information in the variable view. If you open the outline view, you can select a method,

I'd like to import/export breakpoints which I'm used to export(xml format) from VS 2008/2010, but can't load it from VS2013. I remember once I upgraded to VS2013 and converted to VS2013 solution from VS2008 environment, breakpoints worked fine. I think I could save one time in VS2013, and tried to load it once I delete them all by accident. Somehow I got the error "Unable to import breakpoints". even I add breakpoints, and tried to export them but got the error "Unable to export breakpoints" on small popup. Would you guide if you have any workaround or solution ? The answer above worked, but

Problem description: Whenever an exception is thrown and not catched a dialog pops up. I want Visual Studio Express 2012 just to break and stop grabbing all my input with this modal dialog window. Example of the dialog: Wanted solution: VS 2010 does not show this annoying pop-up window but something called exception assistant. How an I can get the same type of break on exceptions in 2012 as in 2010? Even if that's not possible I really want the pop-up to be gone while keeping the break. Things I've tried to solve this problem: Search for a solution on both Google and here on StackOverflow