Applet Debugger
The applet debugger is the default debugger for applets you create
using the IDE's applet template.
To view or change the properties of the applet debugger, open the
Options window, expand the Debugging and Execution node, expand the Debugger Types subnode and select the Applet Debugging node. When you change the value of a property, your
change affects all files that use the applet debugger.
The Properties tab of the applet debugger contains the following properties.
- Classic Switch.
If True, uses the classic Java virtual machine. If False, uses the
HotSpot virtual machine.
- External Process.
Specifies the java command and its command-line parameters appropriate
for applet debugging. The IDE uses this command to start up the
execution environment. Clicking the ellipsis button (...) opens
a Property Editor, which can help you define the process
and its parameters.
- Identifying Name.
Specifies the name that the IDE uses to identify this debugger type.
The default value is Applet Debugging.
- Implementation.
Specifies the debugger implementation to run. Your choices are the JPDA and the JDK 1.1 debugger. See Setting Debugger Options for a description of when you can use each debugger implementation.
The Expert tab of the applet debugger contains the following properties.
- Boot Class Path.
Specifies a boot class path used by an application being debugged to
look up classes. You cannot edit this property.
- Class Path.
Specifies a class path used by an application being debugged to look
up classes. You cannot edit this property.
- Filesystems Path.
Specifies the path for all Filesystems node, including filesystems
that you have mounted. You cannot edit this property.
- Library Path.
Specifies the class path containing the libraries and modules that the IDE uses. You cannot edit this property.
- Working Directory.
Specifies the directory in which to start the process. If this value is
not set, the IDE's own working directory is used. This feature
is available with JDK 1.3 and compatible.
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