title: Debugging an Interface with Eclipse
body: <p>I do have a problem and I searched for a solution for a very long time now, but did not find anything. Problem is: I do have a java-program, and I want to debug it. I have set a couple of break points in one of the methods i need to debug, but eclipse seems to just skip them when i run the debugger.
  I am sorry that i cannot provide any code here, because I do not have the permission to share it on the internet. But I can describe it's structure:
  The method where i put my break points is inherited from an interface. Is this the reason why the debugger does not see the break points? Does it stop at the declaration of the method in the interface, and not look into the implementation itself?</p>
  
  <p>Really guys I am frustrated about this. I am sure there is an easy solution for this, but I can't figure it out. And I have checked that the program really reaches the code in the method ;)</p>
  
  <p>Thank you a lot in advance!</p>
  
  <p>UPDATE:
  I have put a try-catch-block into the code where my breakpoints seem to fail, and print the stack trace to the console: It catches an error in a line where I do have a breakpoint. I have no idea what is wrong here.</p>