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I have an android application and I am using javascript in it. Can anyone tell me how can I debug my html files? It doesnt show any option of inserting breakpoints.

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  • Step one would be to simply run it. – keyser Oct 11 '12 at 07:31
  • But I wanana check the values of variables being passed there. I want to debug that file. – Khushboo Oct 11 '12 at 07:35
  • Perhaps check them just before you pass them, or print/alert them. – keyser Oct 11 '12 at 07:36
  • Isn't there any way to debug it in Eclipse? – Khushboo Oct 11 '12 at 07:37
  • Try jsHybugger: http://www.jshybugger.org/ It lets you set breakpoints, singlestep, catch exceptions, and interact with the JS/DOM environment. You can use it from Eclipse or from a Chrome or Chrome-compatible debugger on the remote desktop. It can be used with apps that create their own webView. – Ribo May 26 '13 at 13:22

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Have a look at below in regards to debugging JavaScript in Eclipse.

Debug JavaScript in Eclipse

I prefer to debug JS using Firefox addon myself:

http://getfirebug.com/javascript

Hope this helps.

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Zyga
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I don't think eclipse natively offers such feature. However, you may try FireBug plug-in in Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome browser (its built-in dev. tools) to get this done.

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waqaslam
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As the other two answers state; either use the Firebug plugin with Firefox - you can insert breakpoints there, or use Chrome's debugger. It looks a lot like firebug, only it's integrated with the browser by default.

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