paolo ghiringhelli wrote:
> I'm executing the Java Class in Oracle JDeveloper environment; the class is
> in progress and it isn't yet released.
Aha, it has been a long time since I worked with JDeveloper,
but that could indeed be the reason why the resource isn't
released.
> Do you think that I should test the class in the real runtime environment to
> test the error ?
You mean in a JVM outside JDeveloper; that's a possibility,
but surely there must be a way to stop the 'class in Progress'.
If only I had my old computer at hand, I'd look for a red
square, or a small circle with a white cross, or something
similar near the panel that shows the console output.
Most of the IDEs have such a button to stop the process.
For instance: how do you stop a Java application in JDeveloper
that has an endless loop?
I mean:
while (true) {
// do something that never breaks out of the loop
}
compiles, but when you run it, it never stops.
So there must be a button somewhere in your IDE
that allows you to "force a break".
br,
Bruno
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