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DebuggableStatement - is it part of standard JDK

 
Sam Gehouse
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Is debuggable statement package a part of J2SE? If yes, which version? If no, what is the link to third party jar?
 
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Originally posted by Sam Gehouse:
Is debuggable statement package a part of J2SE? If yes, which version? If no, what is the link to third party jar?



No, it's not.

Google found this:

http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-01-2002/jw-0125-overpower.html

Pretty old stuff, though (2002 vintage). Maybe P6Spy will be enough to help you.

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