Some things causing breakpoint problems I've run into recently
- Check that the name in the debugger's sources window matches the name
the project was opened under. Somtimes I have two ways to reference the
package directory, one is a windows mount; if the package was opened
under one name, and the debugger's sources window used the other name,
breakpoints didn't work.
- If there are sources in the maven repository, they can be used in
preference to the open project. Deleting sources in the maven repository
was needed. (this was with a gradle project, not sure how widespread it
might be)
-ernie
On 3/5/2021 1:17 AM, David Gradwell wrote:
Eric,
I tried quitting the application and quitting and restarting
NetBeans. I deleted the NetBeans cache. None of these worked.
I created a new project and copied the code in and that worked and
debugs properly. So at least I have a work around.
I’m familiar with the block on editing code whilst a thread is running
and it was not that problem.
I’ll try and avoid renaming projects in future !
Thanks
David
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