A similar question was asked here for two times and never there was any answer. Or the answer was: \"it is impossible!\" Sorry, it is possible too much:
Android does not always throws exception in a Throwable
. It actually drives all the exceptions to the catLog
. There you will find details of your exceptions even if in the catch block your exception is null
.
You can easily access the catlog console from eclipse and filter to view the errors only
UPDATE:
Your breakpoint should be inside the catch block