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A green line indicates that JBuilder can't find appropriate debug
information for that line.  Typically this is caused by setting a breakpoint
in a class that doesn't have debug information or that is out of sync with
the source file.  Check the timestamp of the source file and the output
class file.

Can you set and stop at any breakpoints at all?  What about pressing the
"Pause" button: does JBuilder stop the application?
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"octopod" <zouw@nj.jftt.fujitsu.com> wrote in message
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> I use jbuilder9 to debug the applet project.
>
> Unfortunately it doesn't stop at the break point. And the weird thing is
> that after it goes past the selected breakpoint, the breakpoint is
displayed
> with a green background.
>
> I have all the defaults set like suspend VM and generate debug info.
>
> Any help/insight is greatly appreciated! thanks.
>
>     octopod
>
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