@Override
public void setSuspendPolicy(int policy) {
super.setSuspendPolicy(policy);
if (startRequest != null) {
boolean enabled = startRequest.isEnabled();
startRequest.setEnabled(false);
applySuspendPolicy(startRequest);
startRequest.setEnabled(enabled);
}
if (deathRequest != null) {
boolean enabled = deathRequest.isEnabled();
deathRequest.setEnabled(false);
applySuspendPolicy(deathRequest);
deathRequest.setEnabled(enabled);
}
}
private void setEventRequests(VirtualMachine vm) {
EventRequestManager erm = vm.eventRequestManager();
// Normally, we want all uncaught exceptions. We request them
// via the same mechanism as Commands.commandCatchException()
// so the user can ignore them later if they are not
// interested.
// FIXME: this works but generates spurious messages on stdout
// during startup:
// Set uncaught java.lang.Throwable
// Set deferred uncaught java.lang.Throwable
Commands evaluator = new Commands();
evaluator.commandCatchException(new StringTokenizer("uncaught java.lang.Throwable"));
ThreadStartRequest tsr = erm.createThreadStartRequest();
tsr.enable();
ThreadDeathRequest tdr = erm.createThreadDeathRequest();
tdr.enable();
}
@Override
protected void deleteRequests() {
// Delete the old requests, if any.
try {
if (startRequest != null) {
VirtualMachine vm = startRequest.virtualMachine();
EventRequestManager erm = vm.eventRequestManager();
erm.deleteEventRequest(startRequest);
}
if (deathRequest != null) {
VirtualMachine vm = deathRequest.virtualMachine();
EventRequestManager erm = vm.eventRequestManager();
erm.deleteEventRequest(deathRequest);
}
} catch (VMDisconnectedException vmde) {
// This happens all the time.
} finally {
startRequest = null;
deathRequest = null;
}
}
