Debugging WebDynpro Application( Java)

Hi All,
Can anyone help me to understand how to debug a webdynpro application in java.
To be more clear what are the steps right from starting the debugger to viewing the data in the variable.
Thanks in Advance.

hi Hemalata,
to debug an webdynpro application follow these steps:-
1.First put breakpoints in your code on the lines you wish to debug.(double click to put breakpoint).
2. First step would be to goto Window Menu -> Preferences
In Preferences setup the SAP J2EE with the appropriate Host and Port.
3. Goto Window -> Show View and select J2EE Engine.Make sure you J2EE engine is up and running.Also make sure that the debug mode for SDM and SERVER0 variables is ON.You can check these paramters in the J2EE Engine TAB.
4.Now goto Window -> Open perspective -> Other and select Debug.The Debug screen should open.
5.Next goto Run ->Select Debug -> Select Webdynpro Application -> click on New.
6.Give the Name for your configuration.In the Debug Tab select your Project and Application. In the J2EE Tab select your J2EE Engine(should be selected by default).Click on Apply and then on Debug.
7.Your application should run automatically.In case it doesnt run it manually.Now once you trigger the event which contains the breakpoint given code the window should automatically shift from INTERNET EXPLORER to NETWEAVER.
8.Now select any variable you wish to see the value for , right click and select Watch.You should see the values in the top right window in Debug view.
9.Use F6 for step by step debug, or F5 for breakpoint to breakpoint debugging.
Reward points if this is of any help.
Thank you in advance.

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