JSDT does not support debugging (or breakpoints). There are ATF plugins which add support for breakpoints within the JSDT editors. Where did you see that JSDT supports breakpoints? We will fix that statement. I do not think that ATF will work with Ganymede without being updated.
Phil Berkland
IBM Software Group Emerging Technologies
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I hope I'm not being too dense, but here's my question.
I'm new to Eclipse, and I have tried to read up on this, but I think I
missing a trick. ATF was (?is?) the 'old' way to get Javascript support in
Eclipse. ATF's devs migrated to working on JSDT - and JSDT is the only
current (centrally distributed) way of working with Javascript [I'm
specifically excluding things like MyEclipse].
Now, ATF definitely had a 'proper' debugger for Javascript, with
breakpoints, step-in/out and so forth. JSDT specifically says that it
supports breakpoints - but all I can do is set a bookmark! I know this has
been appraoched before, but someone please enlighten me - what is the deal
with this?
Is there any way to get JSDT to do proper Javascript debugging? Is ATF
available for Ganymede?
And I'm sorry, but Firebug is _not_ a reliable debugger.
Many thanks,
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