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  33.   <h2>Breakpoint Monitors</h2>
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  35.   <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
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  37.   <p>Breakpoint monitors are actions that occur whenever the breakpoint
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  38.   is considered to be hit, even if the suspend policy of the breakpoint
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  39.   does not cause the debuggee to suspend. Listed below are the available
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  40.   monitors for all types of breakpoints.</p>
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  42.   <h4>Beep</h4>
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  44.   <p>The beep monitor emits a beep sound when the breakpoint is hit.
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  45.   This is represented using a checkbox in the breakpoint customizer.
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  46.   <em>Note that the <code>java.awt.Toolkit.beep()</code> method does
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  47.   not always produce a sound, and depends entirely on your system
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  50.   <h4>Expression</h4>
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  52.   <p>The expression monitor evaluates a Java-like expression each time
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  53.   the breakpoint is hit. This is represented using a checkbox and text
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  54.   field in the breakpoint customizer.</p>
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  56.   <h4>Stack trace</h4>
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  58.   <p>The stack trace monitor dumps the event thread call stack to the
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  59.   <strong>Output</strong> window when the breakpoint is hit. This is
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  60.   represented using a checkbox in the breakpoint customizer.</p>
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  65.     <li><a href="edit.html">Editing Breakpoints</a></li>
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