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Using Breakpoints in BPEL Process Simulation

The Breakpoints view lists all the breakpoints you have set in BPEL processes. You can double-click a breakpoint to display its location in the Process Editor. In the Breakpoints view, you can also enable, disable, skip, or remove breakpoints.

The following illustration shows a sample Breakpoints view and process. The breakpoints were added next to an activity, and the list of breakpoints appears in the Breakpoints view.

1	Removes selected breakpoints
2	Removes all breakpoints for all targets
3	Shows breakpoints supported by selected target
4	Goes to file for breakpoint
5	Ties the view to always show the current file being debugged
6	Skips all breakpoints

Adding a breakpoint:

From the Project Explorer, open a BPEL file.

Right-mouse click on an activity where you want to set a breakpoint and select Add Breakpoint
.

A red circle appears next to the activity to indicate the breakpoint, as shown.

Tips for working in the Breakpoints view

Select Remove All Breakpoints
from the toolbar to delete all breakpoints displayed.

Double-click a breakpoint to highlight its location in the Process Editor.

Right-click a breakpoint and select Go to File
to go to the activity in the Process Editor where the breakpoint is set. If the file is not already open, this option opens the file and finds the breakpoint.

Each breakpoint shows the name of the BPEL file and activity where the breakpoint is set. All breakpoints are listed for all files you are debugging.

You can Enable
and Disable
breakpoints by selecting/deselecting the check mark in the box next to the breakpoint. A disabled breakpoint appears as a grey circle next to an activity icon.

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