The debugger helps you find and fix bugs in Java language programs. The debugger requires a project environment in order to run. You can start the debugger via the menu Build or with the key combination (Ctrl+F5). JCreator will start jdb.exe as a childprocess with the parameters obtained from the current project, jdb invokes a second Java VM, loads the specified class, and stops the Virtual Machine before executing that class's first instruction. Before or during the execution you can set breakpoints. A breakpoint tells debugger where to stop. You can set them using the context menu of the editor. Place somewhere in your code a breakpoint and start the debugger. The debugger will run until the breakpoint, from there you can step through the code using F10 and F11. With the command (Dump) you can watch class variables by first selecting the variable name, followed by F8. It is not possible to watch variables within the method context, unless you enable the 'include debug info' checkbox of the compiler tool.More information about the debugger can be found in the JDK Document. Search for jdb.exe (Help | JDK Help). You can setup the JavaDocs via the menu Configure >> Options >> JDK Profiles >> Edit
The debugger helps you find and fix bugs in Java language programs. The debugger requires a project environment in order to run. You can start the debugger via the menu Build or with the key combination (Ctrl+F5). JCreator will start jdb.exe as a childprocess with the parameters obtained from the current project, jdb invokes a second Java VM, loads the specified class, and stops the Virtual Machine before executing that class's first instruction.
Before or during the execution you can set breakpoints. A breakpoint tells debugger where to stop. You can set them using the context menu of the editor. Place somewhere in your code a breakpoint and start the debugger. The debugger will run until the breakpoint, from there you can step through the code using F10 and F11. With the command (Dump) you can watch class variables by first selecting the variable name, followed by F8. It is not possible to watch variables within the method context, unless you enable the 'include debug info' checkbox of the compiler tool.More information about the debugger can be found in the JDK Document. Search for jdb.exe (Help | JDK Help). You can setup the JavaDocs via the menu Configure >> Options >> JDK Profiles >> Edit