Running

When you are debugging JavaScript, you can run a program more than once concurrently. If step-by-step debug mode is disabled, you can run the same JSP multiple times by setting a breakpoint and reloading the JSP or by loading it in another browser instance. If step-by-step debug mode is enabled, you can run the JSP multiple times by simply reloading it. In either case, if one instance of the program runs to completion, the other remains and a new thread shows up.

You can have a program run until one of the following occurs:

• the end of the program is reached

• an active breakpoint is hit

• a JavaScript error occurs

To run a program, do one of the following:

• Click the Resume button (

  ).

• Select Run > Resume from the menu bar.

• Press F8.

If you are debugging an application that contains no active breakpoints and you choose to Resume, the application will run to completion, however, the debug session will remain open, allowing you to load and debug other applications.

 

Related concepts

JavaScript debugging methods

 

Related tasks

Launching a JavaScript debug session with the Java and mixed language debugger
Creating a new Java and mixed language debug adapter launch configuration
Stepping through a program
Using breakpoints
Step-by-step debugging
Enabling and disabling step-by-step debug mode