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Milan Zimmermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Paul,
>
> I think this is good, but I am not sure at what point the debug point is
> "confirmed".
>
> I use JDE mainly to debug servlets and store breakpoints in the prj file. When
> I open a java file with stored breakpoints, the breakpoints show yellow.
> However, when I attach to a running Tomcat, unless I "reconfirm" the breakpoint
> manually (by setting it again on the alreay highlighted lines) the debugger does
> not stop there. I guess the debuger server needs to be told told "manually"
> about those breakpoints. Two things would be great to have:
Yes... I think that just keeping the variables around won't work.
> 1. Store the breakpoints automatically, so they persist across emacs exiting.
I believe this is a known bug.
> 2. When I attach the debugger to the debug server on a host, all the currently
> set breakpoints would be automatically set (confirmed?)
I would assume that this would ONLY happen if you have loaded the servlet.
Hm. I don't know how the VM would handle a confirmed breakpoint when running
different classloaders. The Tomcat classloader in V4.01 is very complicated. I
don't know if the JPDA would take this into consideration.
> (again, I guess the debug server would need to be told automatically about the
> breakpoints)
<snip>
That would be nice :)
Kevin
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