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HI all. I have a problem with Eclipse, debugging an android application: all breakpoints I place doesn’t work ( the applications doesn’t stop. They are skipped as not placed ). There’s a way to make them work?
I have Win7, JDK 6u23 64bit, Eclipse 3.6 64bit, all breakpoints are enabled ( skip isn’t selected ).
Thanks in advance for the answers 🙂
Does the thread list show up in the Debug perspective when you start the app? If not, then Eclipse’s debugger is not property attached to the phone/emulator.
Make sure you have
android:debuggable=truein the Manifest. The latest version of the Eclipse ADT plugin should do this for you, but I’ve seen a few cases where it didn’t work as I expected.