Do you see some inconsistent line mapping when you debug from a super-class ? If yes, that could mean that the code you're running is out of synch with the code you see in your IDE. --G
2013/11/27 <[email protected]> > On , Clement Escoffier wrote : > > Hi, >> >> iPOJO instrumentation does not modify the line numbers, so except if >> you’re in the added code (line number 0), it should be ok. The >> debugger is ‘lost’ when executing the added code, but find its way >> again as soon as you reach your code. What kind of issue are you >> encountering ? >> >> Regards, >> >> Clement >> >> > For some reason, debugger is not suspending execution of program for > breakpoints which are placed directly on iPOJO-annotated classes. > > If i create a non-annotated abstract class and inherit from it, i am able > to break on non-annotated class' instructions and even go into annotated > class by stepping into calls to abstract methods, but this workaround is > pretty inconvenient and could not be applied always. > > Also, same works for breaking on interface' methods, but this slows > execution pretty much. > > I am looking for a solution which allow me to break directly on annotated > class' instructions. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
