At 03:08 PM 8/24/99 +0000, Mark Messer wrote:
>Ok, javaw starts up like this, according to the *JDEbug* buffer:
>
> javaw -classpath c:/jde-2.1.6b6/java/classes;c:/jpda1.0rc1/lib/jpda.jar
>jde.debugger.Main
>
>But I kept getting these errors, which I fixed by extracting the class files
>out of jde.jar.
>
> asynch form: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: jde/debugger/Main
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>jde/debugger/Main
>
Java cannot find the JDEBug classes. This is because the JDE told java to
look in the wrong place. The reason that the JDE told Java to look in the
classes subdirectory is that jde-bug-debug mode has been toggled on (it's
default value is nil). Please select Preferences from the JDEDebug menu and
toggle jde-bug-debug off. Then save the new setting. (When jde-bug-debug is
in debug mode, the JDE looks for the JDEBug class file in the classes
subdirectory of the JDE distribution instead of in the jde.jar file.)
- Paul
>How do I make JDEbug reference the jar in the classpath?
>
>Then, I kept getting these messages when I tried to step:
>
> Error: debugger didn't respond to command:
> 1 3 step over 1
>
>
>
