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An unwritten law of programming states you will spend 10 percent of your time on the first 90 percent of a project, and the other 90 percent of your time on the remaining 10 percent. If this sounds like any of your projects, you are probably spending that last 10 percent on debugging and integration. While there are plenty of books and people to help you start a project, there are far fewer resources available to help you finish it. The good news is this chapter focuses completely on debugging and fixing to get your project out on time. It uses real-world examples to walk you through the simple steps to debugging and fixing your programs. By the time you finish, you should be an expert at troubleshooting programs written in the Java language--applets, applications, and servlets--of all shapes and sizes.
In a Rush? If you have a pressing problem you need an answer to right now, this table might help. It tells you where to find answers for common problems so you can go directly to the information.
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