At 10:48 AM 1/28/00 +0100, Tomas Bornefall (ERA) wrote: >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: >--text follows this line-- > >Please enter the details of your bug report here > >Hello! > >I am trying to run the jdb through jde, to step through the source >line b� line (statement for statement?) etc. I expect the debugger to >stop at an initial breakpoint, set by jde, and that the source code >of my application main class to show up in an emacs buffer. > >(My configuration is detailed at the end of this mail) > >However, no source code appear in a buffer and I get the following >in the debug buffer (I am using Sun's JDK 1.3 beta) : > JDK 1.3beta includes two debuggers: jdb and oldjdb. jdb is a new version of jdb based on Sun's new Java Platform Debug Architecture (JPDA). The new version of jdb has a new command-line interface that neither the JDE nor Emacs gud package understands. oldjdb is the original version of jdb. If you want to debug your applications under JDK 1.3beta, you have the following options: - Use oldjdb. You can do this by customizing jde-debugger to specify oldjdb. - Use JDEbug, the new JDPA-based debugger that comes with JDE-2.1.6beta16. This debugger, which was developed for the JDE by Sun, is far superior to both jdb and oldjdb. Please read the beta16 ReleaseNotes.txt file from front to back to get details on installing, configuring, and using JDEbug. - Paul
