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Sulbha Jan
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Hi All,
How to step by step debug a Java source ??

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It would be very easy if you use an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that has this feature, like Eclipse.

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I dont have any IDE.
Is there a way I can debug from the DOS prompt ?
 
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no, because you can't run Java programs from DOS.

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