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WebSphere V5.0 : Debugging - View variables
In this tutorial you will learn about WebSphere V5.0 : Debugging - View variables (e.g., display expressions and use inspectors), Variables view, Inspecting values and Evaluating expressions.
View variables (e.g., display expressions and use inspectors)
Variables view
This view displays information about the variables in the currently-selected stack frame.

Inspecting values
When a thread suspends, the top stack frame of the thread is automatically selected. When stack frame is selected, you can see the visible variables in that stack frame in the Variables view.
The Variables view shows the value of primitive types. Complex variables can be examined by expanding them to show their members.
Evaluating expressions
When the VM suspends a thread (due to hitting a breakpoint or stepping through code), you can evaluate expressions in the context of that thread's stack frame.
1. Select the stack frame in which an evaluation is to be performed. For the detail panes of the Variables and Expressions views, the evaluation context will be a selected variable. If no variable is selected, the selected stack frame will be the context.
2. Expressions can be entered and evaluated in the following areas:
- Display view


- Detail pane of the Expressions view


- Detail pane of the Variables view


- Java editor when it is displaying source and it is not read-only


3. Select the expression to be evaluated and select Display or Inspect from the context pop-up menu. The result of evaluating the expression is shown in the Display view (if Display was chosen), or in the Expressions view (if Inspect was chosen).


NOTE: Evaluations cannot be performed in threads that have been manually suspended.
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