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When debug a java application against IBM JDK 1.4, At the break point, after modify the code, save it and click on the resume button, nothing happens. You will have to click on the Resume button again. Also, sometimes, when you click on the Resume button for the first time, it goes back to a few steps (stops at previous line). Then when you click on the button again, it starts over again. Problem does not happen on IBM JDK 1.5.
I wonder if this is just a timing problem - i.e. when you modify the code, the hot swap takes a little time, and re-enters the frame you are in. It sounds like you may be pressing resume before the hot swap is complete, which has no effect. It could be that the "resume" action should be disabled during a hot swap.
Need a test case to reproduce the problem.
1) create an Application client with a Main.java and target it to a APP server (server must use JDK1.4) 2) Enable the hot method replace option 3) set a break point 4) at the time you reach the source break point, edit the source 5) click on Resume button Note: 1) The problem only happens to IBM JDK1.4, lsater version of APP servers (that use JDK1.5) are OK. 2) This is not a timing issue. You can wait for a long time before you click the Resume button. The problem still exists. Since the problem only happens to JDK1.4, if it cannot be fixed before WTP 2.0, then there is no point of fixing it. The scenario will no longer needed by then.
Closing. If the problem only happens on IBM 1.4 and not on 1.5, then this is likey a VM bug.
As of now 'LATER' and 'REMIND' resolutions are no longer supported. Please reopen this bug if it is still valid for you.
