This is a discussion on Debugging Code within the Java forums, part of the Programming Talk category; My Java application code has lot of java.langRunnable. I want to debug this code. Is there any way or ...
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To handle the debugging process of code which has lot of java.langRunnable you can have a runnable that keeps track of the stack trace. The runnable keeps track of this as soon as it gets created and this maintained by the stack trace and returned to the console as needed by saving it as string format. I have given the logic above for handling this problem. Try out and let me know if you need further help in coding this problem.
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