Re: Debugging a Java Project

The number of classes and packages is irrelevant, JSwat does not impose 
any limitations on the size or complexity of the application being 
debugged. Basically all you need to do is decide if you are going to 
launch the application from within JSwat, or start it externally with 
debug flags. For a quick introduction to JSwat, read the UsersGuide.html 
file in the JSwat installation directory. Setting up JSwat to debug an 
application is no more or less difficult than doing so with Eclipse or 
NetBeans. It is simply a little different.

n


Faisal wrote:
> Is it possible to setup and debug a big java project consisting of 
> around 100 java source files, separated into 5-6 packages. If Yes, the How??
>  
> In the Menu, I could see option to "Open File..", but nothing like "Open 
> Project.." like in "Eclipse", where we can set up a big project easily, 
> insert a breakpoint at a line in some specific java source file and then 
> begin the Debug process.