[terp]

Hi

Every time i start JBoss, execution is suspended and eclipse switches to the debug perspective. It is driving me crazy…. 🙁

Window->Preferences->Java->debug->Syspend execution on uncaught exceptions is unchecked!!!

I have tried reinstalling eclipse + myeclipse, same reuslt 🙁

Any ideas??

Thanks in advance…

Env. Info:

Windows XP SP2
Eclipse version: 3.0.0 Build id: 200406251208
Fresh 3.0.0 install
MyEclipse version: Version: 3.8.1 Build id: 200408201200-3.8.1
Fresh 3.8.1 Install + third quick fix
No additional plugins
7 counts of <eclipse>/plugins directory are like org.eclipse.pde.*
Eclipse Java version: 1.4.2_02
JBoss Java version: 1.4.2_02
No errors in log

[Riyad Kalla]

terp,
I have no idea what this is related to, but I did have a Windows XP Pro, JDK 1.4.2, Tomcat 5 setup that used to do this to me, immediately on server startup it would stop execution in the java.io.FileInputStream file for no reason… was making me crazy. I never figured out a fix, but I work on 2 other machines, identical setups (home and contract work) and those two other installs didn’t break. I think it might be an Eclipse issue.

Can you try a different version of JBoss (maybe 4?) just to see what happens?

[terp]

Hi,

Im glad to hear im not the only one 🙂

It just hit me, that when i did the fresh install trying to fix it, at first when eclipse+myeclipse was freshly installed and JBoss was defined as my app server, i tested it and it started just fine. Later when i started using my existing workspace, the problem reappeared. Could the problem be related to something in my workspace files?

Anyways, I will try adding JBoss 4 and see what happens…

^terp

[Riyad Kalla]

terp,
Its very possible it could be workspace related, you never know what lurks in there. You can try and create a new workspace and reimport your project(s) and see if that fixes it.

[Scott Anderson]

One other thing I’ve seen that causes this is what I call “phantom” breakpoints which seem to be where breakpoints once were but aren’t shown to be there any longer. One thing to check is whether you can go to the Breakpoints View and use the button on the toolbar to turn off *all* breakpoints and see if this behavior reoccurs. If it doesn’t, you’re tripping on some sort of a breakpoint.

[terp]

Hi,

The creation of a new workspace and importing all projects seems to the solved the problem.

I sure hope this thing won’t appear again, as it is a pretty annoying job reimporting aprox. 35 projects and setting enterprise modules and adding deployments all over again 🙁

Scott: I saw your post after creating the new workspace, so i don’t know if that could have done the trick?!?!

Thanks…

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