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Hin

Thanks for your reaction and I think you might be right that that is the problem. I presume there must be something I can do to ensure that the debugger will find the proper source or solve this somehow. (since I guess that nobody has the sun.misc.* in their own directories.)

Do you have suggestions on how I can correct the problem?

(I included the java source code that provided the problem below. To show that there is nothing strange there going on.)
----------------------------------------------------Untit1.java
public class untit1 {
  public untit1() {
    System.out.println("Untit1");
    new untit2();
  }

  static public void main(String argv[]) {
    new untit1();
  }

}
----------------------------------------------------Untit2.java
public class untit2 {
  public untit2() {
    System.out.println("Untit2");
  }

}
-------------------------------------------------------------




Hin Boen <hboen@borland.com> wrote:
>Hi Franken,
>
>I do not think you have Launcher.java in 
>c:/Company/project/sampledir/peter/src/sun/misc directory. So, JBuilder 
>will show you the stub source instead.
>
>-Hin
>
>
>Franken wrote:
>
>>Below are the results of the tests:
>>
>>  
>>
>>> a. what is the full-package-name and the simple-java-source-name?
>>>    
>>>
>>loadClass(): 258, sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader, Launcher.java
>>
>>  
>>
>>> b. what is your project source path  (Project | Project Properties..., 
>>>select Path tab)?
>>>    
>>>
>>c:/Company/project/sampledir/peter/src
>>
>>  
>>
>>> c. where your actual source file for this class is located?
>>>    
>>>
>>c:/Company/project/sampledir/peter/src/
>>
>>(By the way: I can debug the println but not my own written class)
>>
>>  
>>
>