Re: [android-beginners] Breakpoints on device debugging

Thanks, that did the trick :) On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 1:10 PM, ryan alford wrote: > Open the AndroidManifest.xml file. On the "Application" tab, make sure > "debuggable" is set to true. This tells Android that the app can be > debugged on a device. > > Ryan > > Sent from my DROID > > On Jan 19,

Re: [android-beginners] Breakpoints on device debugging

Open the AndroidManifest.xml file. On the "Application" tab, make sure "debuggable" is set to true. This tells Android that the app can be debugged on a device. Ryan Sent from my DROID On Jan 19, 2010 4:26 AM, "ana" wrote: Hi! Should breakpoints / exception breaking be working when debuggin

[android-beginners] Breakpoints on device debugging

Hi! Should breakpoints / exception breaking be working when debugging on device using Eclipse? If I place a breakpoint in my code, or add an unhandled exception to code, Eclipse does not break to code when the place is reached. I place the breakpoint by double clicking the code side, and start d