The following parameters may be changed, at your convenience.
Always load source when loading class
During a debugging session, VisualMust debugger will try to load source codes relevant to the classes being loaded. This feature is very useful but may cause a bulky source code loading. If you are debugging a very big application, all initialization classes of this application will be automatically loaded, this is not always required. So, before starting the debugging session, you may load the source codes you are interested in and disable this feature to avoid automatic source codes loading.While debugging your application, you may want to see and go in the Java classes provided by
Sun(tm) . In this case, you will need their source code as well as a class library compiled with the debugging option.
Always
stop at entry point program
When enabling this feature, the debugger will stop at the entry point program (i.e. in the main method for an application, or at the initialization of the main class for an applet). This is an important feature that lets you time to load source codes by anticipation, and set break points before classes are loaded.
ClassExclusionFilter
This feature states packages that must be ignored by the debugger. Each package must be separated by a comma.
Use
ClassExclusionFilter
This checkbox specifies whether the exclusion list must be used or not.
Exception
Intercept
Notify Caught : If checked, caught exceptions will be reported.
Notify Uncaught : If checked, uncaught exceptions will be reported.
If none option is selected, no exception will be reported.
Additional SourcePath
This feature indicates all source paths to be used by the debugger to retrieve source codes. Each path must be separated by the path separator, according to your system.
Use
Additional SourcePath
This checkbox specifies whether the SourcePath list must be used or not.
ClassPath
This feature indicates all class paths to be used by the debugger to retrieve classes. Each path must be separated by the path separator, according to your system.The %CLASSPATH% or $CLASSPATH string will be automatically replaced by your system class path.
Default
Clicking this button will cause the default values to be reset.