Javier, On December 10, 2001 08:23 am, you wrote: > > I think this is good, but I am not sure at what point the debug point is > > "confirmed". > > A breakpoint is confirmed after the class get loaded. Thanks > > > 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: > > I fixed this bug last week. Even though the breakpoint were saved, and they > were marked on the source code, no one was telling the debugger about them > :(. thus it never stop on them.
Thanks - is this going to be in next beta? > > > 1. Store the breakpoints automatically, so they persist across emacs > > exiting. > > What about having an option that allows you to save them? I am thinking > on the lines of having a widget form with all the saved breadpoints that > allows you to manage them. > Breakpoints > bp1 [keep] > bp2 [skip] > [ok] [cancel] Optional "keep breakpoint" sounds good. I think that saving all breakpoint by a menu item or something fast and easy like that would be worth having. Milan > > Javier
