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intA
intA

Reputation: 497

Eclipse debugger runs wrong version of code

I copied an Eclipse Java project and tried to run the debugger on the copied version. The debugger used the code of the old project. What can I do in this situation?

Upvotes: 12

Views: 17315

Answers (5)

iamcoming
iamcoming

Reputation: 141

in my case, I have 2 project (A and B) that is referring different version of C. Say A is referring C version 1, and B is referring C version 2. When I am debugging A, C version 2 's source came up always, not C version 1. I ends up adjust the order in debug configuration by remove project B and re-add it. I made project A ahead of project B. That solves the problem.

Upvotes: 0

Luke Hutchison
Luke Hutchison

Reputation: 9220

Right-click on the top frame in the debugger's stack view, and select "Edit source lookup...". Remove the incorrect source entry from the list, and/or add the correct one.

Upvotes: 8

Bandjalong
Bandjalong

Reputation: 353

I had the same problem. Going into the Debug Configurations as per Francis Upton's answer it all looked fine, but I still had the same problem.

Restarting Eclipse fixed it.

Upvotes: 0

mor222
mor222

Reputation: 410

One thing you can do is to link your server project src folder to your current project.

This could be done as follows:

Right click on project B --> Properties --> Java Build Path --> Source --> Link Source --> Browse, then locate the A project src. Finally change the Folder name field as you wish.

I hope this helps :)

Upvotes: 0

Francis Upton IV
Francis Upton IV

Reputation: 19443

Have a look at the launch configuration that you are using to start the debugger. In the Package/Project explorer, do right-click Debug As.. and then select Debug Configurations and make sure all of the details of the launch configuration you are using line up with your new project.

Upvotes: 16

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