EventRequestManager

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled access watchpoint requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled breakpoint requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled class prepare requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled class unload requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Creates a new disabled watchpoint which watches accesses to the specified field. The new watchpoint is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Multiple watchpoints on the same field are permitted. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Not all target virtual machines support this operation. Use canWatchFieldAccess() to determine if the operation is supported.

Creates a new disabled BreakpointRequest. The given Location must have a valid (that is, non-negative) code index. The new breakpoint is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Multiple breakpoints at the same location are permitted. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Creates a new disabled ClassPrepareRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Creates a new disabled ClassUnloadRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Creates a new disabled ExceptionRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

A specific exception type and its subclasses can be selected for exception events. Caught exceptions, uncaught exceptions, or both can be selected. Note, however, that at the time an exception is thrown, it is not always possible to determine whether it is truly caught. See catchLocation() for details.

Creates a new disabled MethodEntryRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Creates a new disabled MethodExitRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Creates a new disabled watchpoint which watches accesses to the specified field. The new watchpoint is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Multiple watchpoints on the same field are permitted. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Not all target virtual machines support this operation. Use canWatchFieldModification() to determine if the operation is supported.

Creates a new disabled MonitorContendedEnterRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request. Not all target virtual machines support this operation. Use canRequestMonitorEvents() to determine if the operation is supported.

Creates a new disabled MonitorContendedEnteredRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request. Not all target virtual machines support this operation. Use canRequestMonitorEvents() to determine if the operation is supported.

Creates a new disabled MonitorWaitRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request. Not all target virtual machines support this operation. Use canRequestMonitorEvents() to determine if the operation is supported.

Creates a new disabled MonitorWaitedRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request. Not all target virtual machines support this operation. Use canRequestMonitorEvents() to determine if the operation is supported.

Creates a new disabled StepRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

The returned request will control stepping only in the specified thread; all other threads will be unaffected. A sizevalue of STEP_MIN will generate a step event each time the code index changes. It represents the smallest step size available and often maps to the instruction level. A size value of STEP_LINE will generate a step event each time the source line changes unless line number information is not available, in which case a STEP_MIN will be done instead. For example, no line number information is available during the execution of a method that has been rendered obsolete by by a redefineClasses(Map) operation. A depth value of STEP_INTO will generate step events in any called methods. A depth value of STEP_OVER restricts step events to the current frame or caller frames. A depth value of STEP_OUT restricts step events to caller frames only. All depth restrictions are relative to the call stack immediately before the step takes place.

Only one pending step request is allowed per thread.

Note that a typical debugger will want to cancel stepping after the first step is detected. Thus a next line method would do the following:

     EventRequestManager mgr = myVM.eventRequestManager();
     StepRequest request = mgr.createStepRequest(myThread,
                                                 StepRequest.STEP_LINE,
                                                 StepRequest.STEP_OVER);
     request.addCountFilter(1);  // next step only
     request.enable();
     myVM.resume();
 

Creates a new disabled ThreadDeathRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Creates a new disabled ThreadStartRequest. The new event request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

Creates a new disabled VMDeathRequest. The new request is added to the list managed by this EventRequestManager. Use enable() to activate this event request.

This request (if enabled) will cause a VMDeathEvent to be sent on termination of the target VM.

A VMDeathRequest with a suspend policy of SUSPEND_ALL can be used to assure processing of incoming SUSPEND_NONE or SUSPEND_EVENT_THREAD events before VM death. If all event processing is being done in the same thread as event sets are being read, enabling the request is all that is needed since the VM will be suspended until the EventSet containing the VMDeathEvent is resumed.

Not all target virtual machines support this operation. Use canRequestVMDeathEvent() to determine if the operation is supported.

Remove all breakpoints managed by this EventRequestManager.

Removes an eventRequest. The eventRequest is disabled and the removed from the requests managed by this EventRequestManager. Once the eventRequest is deleted, no operations (for example, setEnabled(boolean)) are permitted - attempts to do so will generally cause an InvalidRequestStateException. No other eventRequests are effected.

Because this method changes the underlying lists of event requests, attempting to directly delete from a list returned by a request accessor (e.g. below):

   Iterator iter = requestManager.stepRequests().iterator();
   while (iter.hasNext()) {
      requestManager.deleteEventRequest(iter.next());
  }
 

Removes a list of EventRequests.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled exception requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled method entry requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled method exit requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled modification watchpoint requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled monitor contended enter requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled monitor contended entered requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled monitor wait requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled monitor waited requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled step requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled thread death requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled thread start requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted.

Return an unmodifiable list of the enabled and disabled VM death requests. This list is a live view of these requests and thus changes as requests are added and deleted. Note: the unsolicited VMDeathEvent does not have a corresponding request.