As for the problems debugging code that calls nextInt, call setSeed with an arbitrary number at startup. After setting setSeed the sequence of ints returned will be the same every run. You may have trouble if you don't have any synchronization between threads. It could still have race conditions for the nth nextInt call. But otherwise, run it and see which of two conditions you have. Record the number you seeded with, change the number and run repeatedly until you get the other condition. You now have a way to switch between the two conditions at will.
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