问题
I am trying to debug a simple Android app with Eclipse 3.7.1. I attachted the Android SDK sources so I can step through the code of the SDK also. I can set unconditional breakpoints on code of the SDK but not conditional breakpoints. I get the following error message if I try:
Conditional Breakpoint Error
Conditional breakpoint has compilation error(s).
Reason:
Unable to compile conditional breakpoint - missing java Project context
Conditional breakpoints on by own sources work, however.
The only relevant search result on the topic I found suggests to convert the project containing the third party jar into a Java project. But I do not know how to do this for the Android SDK, i.e. how to add it as an Eclipse project at all. (Would that be even sensible?)
回答1:
To fix this error, create a new Java project for the Android library your project uses. Link the sources of the Android library delivered by the SDK to that project. Exclude everything (*), otherwise warning and error messages will flood your log! Attach the source code from that new project to the «android.jar» your project uses. That's it.
I wrote a more step-by-step solution here.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10735870/eclipse-adt-cannot-set-conditional-breakpoint-on-sdk-sources-missing-java-proje