I have no idea what the Device panel in the DDMS pespective means.
Maybe I'm
completely missing something.
In Eclipse I have a Debug tab in one of the windows of what I think
is called the Debug
perspective. When I run a process via the Run command it appears in
that window, I
can select
It looks like you are using the standalone version of DDMS.
ADT includes DDMS as an eclipse plugin. As soon as you develop for
Android in Eclipse, the DDMS plugin is started. This means it will
conflict with the standalone version of DDMS.
In Eclipse, go to the menu Window Open Perspective
Thanks, having DDMS as part of the IDE makes a big difference.
On Mar 9, 4:02 pm, Xavier Ducrohet x...@android.com wrote:
It looks like you are using the standalone version of DDMS.
ADT includes DDMS as an eclipse plugin. As soon as you develop for
Android in Eclipse, the DDMS plugin is
I saw this issue with cupcake release when I was trying to attach to
one of the apps. Some times DDMS worked, sometimes it didn't. I
remember I was able to attach when I used the other port for that
process (i.e 86XX instead of 8700).
Why don't you try that?
Videoguy
We are using V1.1R1, does the V1.0R2 work better?
That seems to do a bit better, the Eclipse debugger now shows a few
of the threads in the process. I still can't seem to set any
breakpoints
in the process and DDMS is still showing me nothing interesting.
That's a pain,
mike
On Mar 6,
There seems to be some magical connection between Eclipse and DDMS,
after shutting down Eclipse and restarting DDMS and then restarting
Eclispe it now seems to work about like I would have expected.
It does not seem like you have to start DDMS before
Eclipse...something
is loose down there...
If you have installed ADT then you should not be running the
standalone version of DDMS.
ADT actually is set of 2 plug-ins: DDMS and ADT.
When DDMS is running, it constantly monitors emulators that are
running, or devices that are connected through USB. As soon as a new
device/emulator is
I am running the Eclipse ADT plugin.
Wandering into even blacker magic, two points come up,
If the process I want to debug was started because it's a remote
service
of the application I did start via Eclipse how do I attach the Eclipse/
ADT
debugger to it? Eclipse certainly does not see the
What do you mean Eclipse doesn't see the process of your remote application?
It doesn't show up in the Device panel in the DDMS perspective?
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 5:48 PM, Mike Collins mike.d.coll...@gmail.com wrote:
I am running the Eclipse ADT plugin.
Wandering into even blacker magic,
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