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Let's see... I found one rather cool thing today. WDSC has an option to add a breakpoint when a specific exception occurs. VAJ had this too, and it's a lifesaver. For example, say you're getting a null pointer exception way down in a nested method. By adding a Java Exception breakpoint, you can catch any null pointer errors. Very nice. On the other side of the coin, I've found a weird situation. Somehow, one of my Java source members has a yellow arrow in it. It's not in the source itself, but instead it's in the left margin. You know, where you set breakpoints? Well, instead of a little blue ball for a breakpoint, there's a little yellow arrow pointing to the right. Has anyone seen this before? Joe
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