When I try to debug my implementation of a SpringBoot application in Eclipse Oxygen the debugging does not start anymore. Instead of starting the debug seesion the Class.class file occurs in a file tab but nothing else happens.
When I run the app everything works well.
Yesterday I could debug without any problems.
What is the reason for this behaviour and how can I debug my implementation again???
Hmmmm...it's weird but:
I had a bunch of breakpoints gathered over the time. I t helped to delete all breakpoint.
(I could imagine that a breakpoint in Class.class was set somehow.)
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I have a problem with my Eclipse. I'm running in Debug mode and I add a breakpoint in the code, but when I get to the breakpoint it seems that the eclipse crashes, it doesn't do anything else and the debug keys don't even work (F7,F8). And when I try to evaluate any variable I get an error. Does anyone know how to solve?
I am trying to debug my code and the tomcat server starts in debug mode, but the eclipse doesn't show debug perpective and however it skips all breakpoints and is working like in normal run.
So can someone tell me how to fix this, so it stops on setted breakpoints?
Thanks for help
I was using Juno and debug mode is working fine in that. But in Neon as shown in attached, is not detecting the debug mode.
I have made several attempts as below.
I'm Sure I'm running on Debug mode
Break points are not skipped
Clean the project and executed again
Restarted the eclipse and machine
Executed the code with a comment in console, for making sure the code line is executing.
-- What else I can try to make this working
UPDATE
I'm getting error as
(https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=468908)
when i am trying to run tomcat server in debug mode it is giving timeout everytime, but is working fine in normal mode, even i tried increasing the timeout duration in server and removed all the breakpoints from the project.. i tried various solution provided to similar issue in other posts but nothing is working anybody having idea how to fix that
Figured out the reason. If we have too many breakpoints the debug mode takes strangely large amount of time. Disable all the breakpoints and start in debug mode when started enable the breakpoints as needed.
Not sure, but if I remember correctly the following property is enabled by default, disable it and try again: Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Debug -> Suspend execution on uncaught exceptions.
here is something else that helped me. :)
on your eclipse properties add -clean to your target. For example
..\eclipse.exe -clean
I have a tomcat servlet project, which is normally running in eclipse, except of one line, which always stops the debugger without of a breakpoint. If I manually proceed debugging by pressing 2resume", all will work fine.
Is there any directive/annotation to prevent stopping the debugger on lines without breakpoints?
Clean and build ur project...i have faced similar issues...it got resolved after a full clean and build was done.