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Debugging
In the Getting Started with Java guide posted on first.wpi.edu, the section about debugging says the following:
"6. Make sure the debugger settings are as shown: PICTURE GOES HERE" Obviously that isn't very helpful.  Does anyone know the correct debugger settings?
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21-01-2010, 00:16
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Re: Debugging
Wow, that's not right.
OK, imagine that this is a jpeg: ----------------------------------------- | Debugger: Java Debugger (JPDA) | Connector: SocketAttach | Transport: dt_socket | Host: localhost | Port: 2900 | Timeout: | | [OK] [Cancel] -----------------------------------------
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