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I am currently trying to debug an SAP Fiori Application.

I am launching it via SAP-WEB-IDE and I 've set some external breakpoints in my ABAP BackendSystem.

Now for better debugging I've set the ClientReadTimeout to a max. of 300000ms for my Backend-Destination in the Cloud Platform Cockpit.

Now when I hit my breakpoint, I can debug just fine, until Chrome tells me "This site is not responding".

I hit "Wait", but after some amount of time my debugger is suspended and the breakpoint gets hit again.

I guess Chrome did a refresh by itself....

How can I prevent that ?

Felix D.
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I do not think chrome refreshed it.

In ABAP there is a timeout set for the debugger (work process in particular), which is stopping your debugger from continuing beyond a set time. You can set this with system parameter rdisp/max_wprun_time. You may also look into parameter rdisp/max_debug_lazy_time

krisho
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