Brief analysis on the opening and closing of eclipse debug mode
By default, right-click debug in eclipse. When running to the set breakpoint, it will automatically jump to the debug mode. However, because my eclipse environment has been used since the beginning, including loading and unloading various plug-ins, changing versions, importing from the English interface to the Chinese interface and changing back, it can be said that the current environment has been so bloated and chaotic that I can't understand it. I don't know which day it is set and the debug mode is turned off. Until now, when running debug, it is still in the Java view (perspective) and can't automatically jump to the debug perspective. I know it's set in preferences, but I don't know which option it is. I've been patient all the time. Every time I debug, I manually switch to the debug view.
Today, I want to switch over again. Use the search function on the preferences panel to search for perspective. Ha, there is an option under run / debug. Just select "always" for open the associated perspective when launching. (originally selected never).
Other settings:
You can select skip breakpoints during a 'run to line' operation on the run / debug panel to skip the set breakpoints and run directly to the specified line during debugging.
Let's share a simple solution that the debug mode can't start.
In eclipse, first enter the debug debugging mode, then clear all breakpoints and restart.
At each break point, sometimes without your attention, eclipse will add some breakpoints, resulting in failure to pass when a service needs to be loaded, resulting in failure to start JBoss. Just remove all breakpoints.
PS: if you can't start sometimes and the console doesn't report an error, you can also check whether there are breakpoints under the breakpoint mode, remove them all, and then restart
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