Eclipse always starts my app on debug mode even though i click the regular "run" button...
Any ideas?
I found that I had to reboot my Xoom to get it to work properly again.
When this happened to me I found that I had left a call to android.os.Debug.waitForDebugger() in the code, which was causing the debugger to attach. Removing those calls fixed the problem.
try to select Run -> Remove All Breakpoints, and run your project again
Use the perspective DDMS , and run your app, and then , you will see the icon of debugging in the process of your app , uncheck it and it will work ;
if id didn't work , open the perspective Debug ,then, disable all the breakpoints , and it will work
Restart Eclipse and the emulator. That always works for me.
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I have a Java gradle project in Intellij that I want to debug using breakpoints. When I press the green run button, everything runs fine. When I press the debug button, it still runs fine, but no breakpoints get hit. My run configuration looks like this:
I also tried setting the project to build and run using Intellij IDEA like this, but this did not help either (it also does not work when I select "gradle"):
What steps are needed to fix this? The last questions on this topic unfortunately did not manage to solve this problem.
I work with Intellij 2021.1.2 and gradle 6.8.
According to the comments posted by dan1st and CrazyCoder, what I was trying to do was not a good idea and it is better to debug the java project directly.
Have you tried enabling the "Debug all tasks on the execution graph" option? This help me to get debugging to work correctly
Ideally, in Intellij IDEA I'd like to be able to debug a java project, then have the IDE restart debugging the project when I edit a file. If that's not possible, a keyboard shortcut would help (something equivalent to the restart button in the debugger panel). Any ideas?
You could use ctrl+f5 to kill the current instance of your application, and rerun it.
I use Eclipse as IDE and I have a problem with breakpoints in this one. I have two projects - an android that I use as client app application and another one that I use as library for first one. Previously i have created an breakpoint in code of library application. Then this breakpoint was removed from sources. But now when I debug my code this breakpoint still hits (the file with *.class extension is opening and this breakpoint is showing). How can I disable or delete it?
Open the project > select the debugging view >> Somewhere in that view there will be a window titled Breakpoints. From there you can remove the breakpoint you want to get rid of.
In eclipse try the following:
Goto windows -> open perspective -> other -> debug
click on Breakpoints tab in the
Remove all/specific breakpoint by clicking on either cross/double cross button
My Eclipse installation has been giving me greif today. After corrupting my Android project to where it would not build any more I was forced to reinstall both eclipse and re-create my project from Scratch.
However, eclipse is still acting oddly. When I press the green Run button in the tool bar quite often it appears to do nothing. No dialog, no progress indicators, no output on the console. If I leave it for a bit and/or hammer the run button constantly, eventually it runs.
What is going on. Have I ticked a 'Run in Background' check box somewhere by mistake. If and even if not, how can I re-configure eclipse to be just a little more responsive again.
EDIT: Turns out in the project settings Eclipse had enabled XML validation for every type of check, this has sped things up a little. However, it's still far from as it was when working well. My guess is there are a number of esoteric lesser used settings enabled somehow. I would still like to know how not to have the Run progress in the background.
Check if disabling Project > Build Automatically and optimizing memory settings in eclipse.ini works.
I have the same problem, sometimes it works and sometimes not. My solution when it happens just click right button on your project in Package Explorer -> Run As -> Android application.
I've installed the Nokia sdk 1.1 and chose to integrate the sdk with Netbeans IDE. Afterwards I tried closing the Ide but the Ide keeps on restarting and reinstalling the plugins. What can fix be the problem? I tried restarting the computer but still no change. The Ide wont stop restarting. Thanks
I got the same problem. It happens because NetBeans does not have enough privilege to update. Kill NetBeans by Task Manager -> Right click on the shortcut -> Run as Administrator. Now when you close NetBeans, it won't restart anymore.
I had similar problem where Netbeans automatically restarts after closing it.
I found that it tries to update JUnit plugin in the starting of the program but cannot complete successfully.
Then, I run Netbeans as Administrator and the problem is solved now.
Apparently this problem is caused by failed updates. In my case, the solution was to go to Netbeans’ installation path and empty the subfolder enterprise\update\download completely. After that it started normally again, and a new attempt to install the update was then successful
This site worked for me:
http://blog.ginchen.de/en/2013/09/26/netbeans-startet-nach-dem-schliessen-sofort-neu/
For Mac OS users: You can fix this by creating an AppleScript with the following code:
do shell script "/Applications/NetBeans/NetBeans\\ 8.0.1.app/Contents/MacOS/netbeans" with administrator privileges
(adjust the path to your NetBeans installation as needed), and exporting it as an application. When you launch it, the system will ask for administrator privileges before starting NetBeans, the updater works as expected, and NetBeans stops restarting all the time...
Right click on the shortcut
go to properties
click on advanced
check the box that says "Run as Administrator"
Just start Task Manager and kill the Netbeans process. Now your Netbeans IDE will stop restarting. Now run Netbeans IDE as an administrator. Now it won't restart. Enjoy! That solution works for me. I hope it works for everyone :)
there are 2 ways:
1- You can end task the "update" from the task manager. It solves your problem for this time but you will have the same problem when you open the Netbeans again.
2- Run Netbeans as Administrator. It will give the updater to finalize the updates and it will fix the issue forever.