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When I'm at a breakpoint in my Java app under Eclipse debugger, I click on another frame in the stack frame list (on the same thread), expecting to be able to view some of my variables. There's only one variable, this, and when I reveal what it contains, it appears to have nothing but what I assume are special runtime variables like blocker, blockerLock, contextClassLoader, daemon, me (which appears to just be this), etc.

What I want to see are the instance variables of one of my objects. Am I misunderstanding the debugger here?

Praxeolitic
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If there is no debug information compiled into class, you may not be able to see variables on the stack frame inside methods of this class. It's independent on IDE.

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  • I've looked in Debug configurations and Preferences but am unable to find any option to compile in debug info. Anyone have an idea how to do this in Eclipse? – Chap Jun 22 '11 at 01:52