Nodes in the Explorer's Runtime tab display runtime information for active processes and debugging sessions (breakpoints, thread groups, and watches). There are also nodes for JNDI contexts, RMI registries, RMI activation systems, and the history of VCS commands called in the current IDE session. In addition, the Runtime tab displays nodes for any external services connected to the IDE with extension modules.
The Processes
node lists all processes currently being executed within the IDE. You can terminate a running application
by right-clicking its node and choosing Terminate Process from the contextual menu. This information also appears in the Execution View,
which opens by default when you run an application.
The Debugger
node has Breakpoints
, Watches
, and Threads
subnodes. When an
application is being debugged, breakpoints, watches, and threads are listed under these subnodes. You can add a new breakpoint by
right-clicking the Breakpoints
node and choosing New Breakpoint. You can add a new watch by right-clicking the
Watches
node and choosing New Watch. This information is also available in the Debugger window, which, by default, opens when
you debug an application.
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The Explorer
Filesystems and the Java Classpath Running Programs Debugging Programs Generating Code With JNDI Generating Java Files for RMI Programs Reviewing VCS Command Status and Output |