How do I prevent JDebugTool from stopping at uncaught thrown exceptions in the target JVM?
By default, JDebugTool will stop at any thrown exceptions that are not caught by the target program. To prevent this, if desired, disable the (All Uncaught Exceptions) first table row (by clicking on the E checkbox) in the Exceptions Panel in the debugger. You can also right-click on the (All Uncaught Exceptions) first table row in the Exceptions Panel and select Edit…from the resulting pop up context menu, to display the Catch Exception Dialog, in order to edit the properties of (All Uncaught Exceptions). Use the Include Classes or the Exclude Classes fields to filter out uncaught exceptions when thrown from locations that you are not interested in.
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