Force.com IDE Developer Guide

Get Started with the Force.com IDE
Develop with the Force.com IDE
Test Code with the Force.com IDE
Deploy Code with the Force.com IDE
Get Started with the Apex Debugger
Get Started with the Apex Debugger
Set Up the Apex Debugger
Explore a Simple Debugging Puzzle
Manage Debugging Sessions
Apex Debugger Limits and Considerations
Apex Debugger Troubleshooting
Get Started with the ISV Customer Debugger
Set Up the Apex Debugger
Set Up a Debugging Session
Create an Eclipse Workspace
Log In to a Customer Org
Start a Debugging Session
Initiate a Debugging Session from Setup
Download Your Subscriber’s Code
Set Up a Debug Configuration
Debug Your Project
Renew a Debugging Session
Delete Your Copy of Your Customer’s Code
ISV Customer Debugger Limits and Considerations
Force.com IDE Release Notes
Useful References
PDF

Download Your Subscriber’s Code

By default, we download only the packaged code from your subscriber’s org. If you want to download and set breakpoints in your subscriber’s code, download their code from the Force.com IDE.
  1. Launch the Force.com IDE, if it’s not already running.
  2. In the Package Explorer, in the project that that was created when you initiated the debugging session, right-click Referenced Packages and select Force.com | Refresh from Server.
  3. Right-click the project, and select Force.com | Add/Remove Metadata Components.
  4. If you don’t see the Force.com Project Contents pane in the properties window, select Force.com | Project Contents.
  5. Click Add/Remove.
  6. If you get a package manifest content warning describing the component types that the Force.com IDE can’t import, click OK.
  7. In the Choose Metadata Components window, select the components that you want to download. You can set breakpoints only in Apex code.
  8. Select OK | Apply.
  9. If you get a message asking whether you want to refresh the project from the server, click Yes.

    Eclipse refreshes your project contents from the server. For large codebases, this process can take a few minutes.

  10. To close the properties window, click OK.

Keep in mind that your project is connected to your subscriber’s org. Changes that you save to the server from Eclipse, or that you make in your browser, are saved to your customer’s org.

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