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I started up JBoss in debug mode, my project is built by Maven, I work with Eclipse, the only breakpoint is in my code. But when I run the app it stops on a window with a name as the class I’ve put the breakpoint in, but it only shows the “Source not found.”
What is it supposed to mean in my case, and how could I overcome this?
I am not an expert in debugging with Eclipse so I would appreciate a thorough explanation!
You might have configured your Debug settings for a particular project in your workspace(in eclipse) which is deployed in JBOSS as jar or war, if the breakpoint is inside code that may be inside some other project(jar, war) which may be a dependency of the project for which you configured your debug settings then eclipse would not be able to find the source code. this is why you need to ‘edit source look up’ to the source code containing the source