Of all the debuggers I've come across for Java (most suck unmentionable
things), Sun's JavaWorkshop seems to be the best. It's written in Java,
so expect it to crash a fair amount; but it allows you to get waist deep
into the various stack frames of all your threads, inside a nice gui
Brad Giaccio wrote [snipped]:
> ... basically what I need is to run the applet in a debugger,
> then lock it up and have the debugger tell me where all the threads
> are so I can find my deadlock.
>
> Yes I've tried jdb and jikes with sun.applet.AppletViewer
> but when I do this appletviewer du
Brad Giaccio [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
>three days searching I 've. Does anyone one have a good debugger for
>applets it doesn't need to be robust basically what I need is to run
the
>applet in a debugger, then lock it up and have the debugger tell me
where
>all the threads are so I can find my
