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I want to add a breakpoint in a class in Eclipse, but I don’t have the source code for it. Is it possible to add a breakpoint in it anyway? In my case I really only need to know when a method is called.
(As a side note: does anyone have the source code for j2ee_api_1_3.jar?)
Download jad decompiler /configure its path in eclipse through windows->preferences and open the source of the class where you need to place the breakpoint – and then debug can run as it does normally and you can see all the variable information in the variable view.