The only way I know to debug an applet is by using the print stmts (like any other application ofcourse). Is there any other way or any debugger product etc..... I am using appletviewer to view the applets. ps: I searched in the forum, but could hardly find any responses to a similar qstn. Any responses/links etc will be appreciated. Thanks. - satya
Madhav, Well, there is actually a debugger ( called JDB ) that comes with the JDK... you can make it run on an applet by using the debug option with appletviewer :
However, a word of warning beforehand, JDB is kinda hard to use... Just start it up and see what I mean! I would also assume that most of the big commercial IDEs would come with some kind of debugger that will work with applets. HTH, -Nate [This message has been edited by Nathan Pruett (edited February 28, 2001).]
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Originally posted by Madhav Lakkapragada: knock knock anyone....please ? regds. - satya
There are also some IDE's which you can download for free which support debuging of applets. JBuilder from Borland, Visual Age from IBM, Forte for Java from sun ...
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Thanks. I never knew JBuilder from Borland, Visual Age from IBM, Forte these support debugging applets. regds. - satya
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