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Breakpoints view in the integration debugger

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The Breakpoints view displays the breakpoints that are set on component elements and source code in all components. In the Breakpoints view, you can remove, disable, or enable breakpoints. If you are working with business processes, you can also apply hit counts to breakpoints and restrict breakpoints to specific process threads.

The Breakpoints view is shown in the following figure:

Picture of the Breakpoints view

In the Breakpoints view, each breakpoint is identified by one of several symbols (which are also used in the component editors). These symbols are described in the following table:

Symbol Description
Picture of the installed and enabled breakpoint symbol The breakpoint is installed and enabled
Picture of the installed and disabled breakpoint symbol The breakpoint is installed and disabled
Picture of a breakpoint that is enabled but restricted to one or more instances of the business process The breakpoint is enabled but restricted to one or more threads of the business process
Picture of a breakpoint that is enabled in a line of source code The breakpoint is enabled in a line of source code in the Java™ snippet editor or the condition editor
Picture of a breakpoint that is enabled in all instances of a component The breakpoint is enabled in all threads of the component
Picture of a disabled breakpoint The breakpoint is disabled

If you double-click a breakpoint in the Breakpoints view, the component editor that contains the breakpoint is opened.

If you are debugging a business process, you can select a breakpoint in the Breakpoints view and then open the breakpoint Properties window to enable or disable the breakpoint, apply hit counts to the breakpoint, or restrict the breakpoint to specific process threads.