Java Debugging

Re: Java Debugging

i installed , i didnt even know how to load my java program

"Alex Molochnikov" <NOBODY@NO.SPAM > wrote in message
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> > Hi, I made a simple java program and I'm having a hard time debugging[/color][/color]
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> > Is there a good program I can use to debug my program like in Visual[/color]
> Studio[color=green]
> > where I can trace my steps and make breakpoints, watch variables, etc[/color]
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> www.eclipse.org
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> All of the above, + a lot more.
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> Alex Molochnikov
> Gestalt Corporation
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Re: Java Debugging

"s0hel" <fsda@aol.com > wrote in message
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> i installed , i didnt even know how to load my java program[/color]

Use Help in Eclipse. There is a very good Tutorial in it.
No matter what IDE you choose, you will have to climb a certain learning
curve.

Alex Molochnikov
Gestalt Corporation

Re: Java Debugging

Hi,
The good Editors are :-
1) J Builder
2) Eclipse
3) Net Beans
4) JCreator/ANYJ

However you will have to learn how to set break points and other
stuff in these applications. better would be to look at the error
messages at find out where the error or error are originating. IF
possible make liberal use of System.out.prin tln() statements. IT will
slow your application down, but is still one of the best means to
locate the errors.

Hope this helps


Amardeep Verma


"s0hel" <fsda@aol.com > wrote in message news:<gJAZa.156 445$XV.8299995@ twister.austin. rr.com>...[color=blue]
> Hi, I made a simple java program and I'm having a hard time debugging it.
> Is there a good program I can use to debug my program like in Visual Studio
> where I can trace my steps and make breakpoints, watch variables, etc
>
> I tried using Jcreator 2.5 pro, but I'm getting errors that I dont
> understand
>
> -Sohel[/color]

Re: Java Debugging

I used eclipse again today, its great, i like it a lot. Debugging is just
as easy with Visual Studio, thx for the referring me to it

-Sohel

"Amardeep Verma" <addverma@email .com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> The good Editors are :-
> 1) J Builder
> 2) Eclipse
> 3) Net Beans
> 4) JCreator/ANYJ
>
> However you will have to learn how to set break points and other
> stuff in these applications. better would be to look at the error
> messages at find out where the error or error are originating. IF
> possible make liberal use of System.out.prin tln() statements. IT will
> slow your application down, but is still one of the best means to
> locate the errors.
>
> Hope this helps
>
>
> Amardeep Verma
>
>
> "s0hel" <fsda@aol.com > wrote in message[/color]
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> > Hi, I made a simple java program and I'm having a hard time debugging[/color][/color]
it.[color=blue][color=green]
> > Is there a good program I can use to debug my program like in Visual[/color][/color]
Studio[color=blue][color=green]
> > where I can trace my steps and make breakpoints, watch variables, etc
> >
> > I tried using Jcreator 2.5 pro, but I'm getting errors that I dont
> > understand
> >
> > -Sohel[/color][/color]