I am able to debug my EJB 3.0 app on my local JBoss (4.2.2 GA) in all cases, except when I put a break point in the actual bean. That just crashes the JBoss’ JVM(1.5.14). Any ideas?
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I am able to debug my EJB 3.0 app on my local JBoss (4.2.2 GA) in all cases, except when I put a break point in the actual bean. That just crashes the JBoss’ JVM(1.5.14). Any ideas?
You could post the JVM stack dump (it will be in the jboss/bin directory) which some here may have some insight into, but the first thing to do when the JVM crashes is to update to the latest revision, which is 20 in this case. See if that makes a difference.