Does the Java – eclipse debugger support save / restore or checkpoint / rewind?

I mean the following, illustrated by an example:

I started my java application (which happens to be a simulator) The application ran for 1 hour and failed I want to restart my application in debug mode, run it for 59 minutes, and then start executing the code step by step At any time, I want to go back to 59 minutes and restart my debugging

Does eclipse or some plug-ins have such support? If not, is there another open source application that can be used?

This can be achieved by using VM and simply saving state at the point of interest But I wonder if there are more native / faster Java solutions

Solution

I know the only possible solution for doing this in Java is chronon http://www.chrononsystems.com/ This debugger is integrated with the eclipse ide

Your idea is to record a debug session and let you play it Although this is not open source and licensed software, it is still a cool product

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