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Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

org.eclipse.debug.core.model
Interface IDebugTarget

All Superinterfaces:
IAdaptable, IBreakpointListener, IDebugElement, IDisconnect, IMemoryBlockRetrieval, ISuspendResume, ITerminate

public interface IDebugTarget
extends IDebugElement, ITerminate, ISuspendResume, IBreakpointListener, IDisconnect, IMemoryBlockRetrieval

A debug target is a debuggable execution context. For example, a debug target may represent a debuggable process or a virtual machine. A debug target is the root of the debug element hierarchy. A debug target contains threads. Minimally, a debug target supports the following:

  • terminate
  • suspend/resume
  • breakpoints
  • disconnect

Generally, launching a debug session results in the creation of a debug target. Launching is a client responsibility, as is debug target creation.

Clients may implement this interface.

See Also:
ITerminate, ISuspendResume, IBreakpointListener, IDisconnect, IMemoryBlockRetrieval, ILaunch

Method Summary
  String getName ()
          Returns the name of this debug target.
  IProcess getProcess ()
          Returns the system process associated with this debug target.
  IThread[] getThreads ()
          Returns the threads contained in this debug target.
 boolean hasThreads ()
          Returns whether this debug target currently contains any threads.
 boolean supportsBreakpoint ( IBreakpoint breakpoint)
          Returns whether this target can install the given breakpoint.
 
Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.debug.core.model. IDebugElement
getDebugTarget, getLaunch, getModelIdentifier
 
Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.core.runtime. IAdaptable
getAdapter
 
Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.debug.core.model. ITerminate
canTerminate, isTerminated, terminate
 
Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.debug.core.model. ISuspendResume
canResume, canSuspend, isSuspended, resume, suspend
 
Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.debug.core. IBreakpointListener
breakpointAdded, breakpointChanged, breakpointRemoved
 
Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.debug.core.model. IDisconnect
canDisconnect, disconnect, isDisconnected
 
Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.debug.core.model. IMemoryBlockRetrieval
getMemoryBlock, supportsStorageRetrieval
 

Method Detail

getProcess


IProcess getProcess()
Returns the system process associated with this debug target.

Returns:
the system process associated with this debug target

getThreads


IThread[] getThreads()
                     throws 
DebugException
Returns the threads contained in this debug target. An empty collection is returned if this debug target contains no threads.

Returns:
a collection of threads
Throws:
DebugException - if this method fails. Reasons include:
  • Failure communicating with the debug target. The DebugException's status code contains the underlying exception responsible for the failure.
Since:
2.0

hasThreads

boolean hasThreads()
                   throws 
DebugException
Returns whether this debug target currently contains any threads.

Returns:
whether this debug target currently contains any threads
Throws:
DebugException - if this method fails. Reasons include:
  • Failure communicating with the debug target. The DebugException's status code contains the underlying exception responsible for the failure.
Since:
2.0

getName


String getName()
               throws 
DebugException
Returns the name of this debug target. Name format is debug model specific, and should be specified by a debug model.

Returns:
this target's name
Throws:
DebugException - if this method fails. Reasons include:
  • Failure communicating with the debug target. The DebugException's status code contains the underlying exception responsible for the failure.

supportsBreakpoint

boolean supportsBreakpoint(
IBreakpoint breakpoint)
Returns whether this target can install the given breakpoint.

Parameters:
breakpoint - breakpoing to consider
Returns:
whether this target can install the given breakpoint

Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

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