At 03:13 PM 2/28/00 -0500, you wrote: >Hi, >Can anyone point me to an informative tutorial on JDK's jdb? In particular, >if I am reading from BufferedReader(InputSteamReader(System.in)), why does >jdb stop at this point - it doesn't even allow me to enter the text that >readLine() is seeking. [It shows the ouptut from System.out.println() fine, >but at the prompt, when I enter the expected text I get "huh? Try help...".] >I can't believe jdb is stupid, since I am guessing all early Java debugging >was done on jdb. AFAIK, there only two sources of doc for jdb, the JDK doc itself and the section on debugging in the JDE user's guide. As for your specific question, jdb does not allow debugging of applications that do SIO. However, JDEbug, the JDE's integrated debugger, does support this. It provides a separate buffer for you to interact with your application while debugging it. - Paul ------------------------------------------------------------ JDE mailing list archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.html If you have a problem with the JDE, please use JDE->Help->Submit Problem Report to prepare your query. This will insure that you include all information that may be required to solve your problem.
