JDebugTool 4.1.4: Graphical Java Debugger
JDebugTool from debugtools.com LLC is a:
- Standalone graphical Java debugger.
- Built on top of the standard JPDA (Java Platform Debugger Architecture).
- Is itself written in Java.
- Features an intuitive and graphical Java Swing GUI.
- Context-sensitive Help Viewer.

JDebugTool 4.1.4 new features:
- In this release, JDebugTool will now start up even if the tools.jar file is not in the classpath used to invoke JDebugTool. The parts of the GUI that do not depend upon tools.jar, are still usable. However, in order to actually debug a target JVM, the tools.jar must be present in the classpath used to invoke JDebugTool.
- The Stepping Excludes (Execution | Excludes...) no longer mask explicitly opening a Java source file (for example, clicking on a Java source file in the Source Tree panel).
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Mike P(Okidoky) replied on Mon, 2008/12/29 - 11:17am
How is it better than what you get for free with Eclipse or Netbeans and/or all the free plugins available for them?