Thanks, the settings are present as you mentioned.
Initially, i had breakpoints at variable declarations in the
functions.
thinking, it might be a problem (although should not be), i moved the
breakpoints
to regular statements and if conditions.
Something strange happened yesterday.
While i was
@Thomas,
Thanks. I did find some information related to debugging not working
in eclipse with JDK version 1.6.14.
I have some lame questions:
- I did not manually install JDK. I installed eclipse 3.5 and the
google plugin.
So, what is the default version of JDK that eclipse uses.
- How do i
OKAY, finally got it working by changing the JRE configuration.
Followed these steps.
Launched debug configuration.
run - debug configurations (Opens up the project settings)
choose JRE tab
click Alternate JRE
Add a new JRE by passing the installed JDK directory path
(make sure the new JDK is
Read 1.6.14 as 1.6.0_14 in the previous post :D
On Aug 28, 10:58 am, divya.aj...@gmail.com divya.aj...@gmail.com
wrote:
@Thomas,
Thanks. I did find some information related to debugging not working
in eclipse with JDK version 1.6.14.
I have some lame questions:
- I did not manually install
Tried the following 2 links to change the JDK version:
http://mindlessfodder.wordpress.com/2009/07/24/setting-the-jdk-for-the-eclipse-ide/
http://onkarjoshi.wordpress.com/2008/09/25/configuring-eclipse-to-use-a-jdk-at-a-location-with-spaces-in-it/
Both of them suggest to change eclipse.ini file
Maybe not the greatest amount of help, but look into your Debug
Configurations first. Click the down arrow next to the debug bug
icon, and second from the bottom should be Debug Configurations...
You should have a Web Application configuration (make sure it has the
blue Google G) in the tree on
