on 2007 Mar 28 2:37 PM
I am trying to set a hard-coded break point in my BSP application (for example in DO_REQUEST of my controller class) (the break statement is surrounded by some IF statements, so only enabled in some specific situations).
I just read in the documentation of the break statement:
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In http sessions ( BSP), the system will stop at the BREAK-POINT statement only if, before execution, additional dynamic http breakpoints are set in the editor of an BSP page. Otherwise, only one entry is written to the system log.
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Is there any way to enable that BREAK-POINT without setting the dynamic breakpoint in the editor? In other words: Is there a way to create and add a dynamic breakpoint via coding?
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Yes its possible..
Just add the statement "BREAK-POINT." & Activate the HTTP break points(utilities-->External break-point->activate for HTTP users).
Raja T
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I checked in ECC 5.0..
<i>utilities-->External break-point->activate for HTTP users).</i>
Check your where you can<b> enable the external debugging</b>..
or check out this path..
utilities-->setttings -> ABAP Workbench -> look at the debugger tab
& find the external Debugging check box or External Debugging user ID. Give SAP User ID
Raja T
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