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Creating a Java scrapbook page
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Creating a Java scrapbook page
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The scrapbook allows Java expressions, to be run, inspected, and displayed under the control of the debugger. Breakpoints and exceptions
behave as they do in a regular debug
session.
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Code is edited on a scrapbook page.&nbsp; A VM is launched for each scrapbook page in which expressions are being evaluated. The first time an expression is evaluated in a scrapbook page after it is opened, a VM is
launched. The VM for a page will remain active until the page is closed, terminated explicitly (in the debugger or via the <strong>Stop the Evaluation</strong> button in the
editor toolbar), or when a <em>System.exit()</em> is evaluated.
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There are several ways to open the New Java Scrapbook Page
wizard.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Click the <strong>Create a Scrapbook Page</strong> button in the workbench toolbar.
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From the menu bar in the Java Perspective, select <strong>File</strong> &gt; <strong>New</strong> &gt; <strong>Scrapbook Page</strong>.
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From the menu bar in any non-Java Perspective, select <strong>File</strong> &gt; <strong>New</strong> &gt; <strong>Other</strong>. Then select <strong>Java</strong> on
the left, and on the right, select <strong>Scrapbook Page</strong>. Then click
<strong>Next</strong>.
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Once you've opened the New Java Scrapbook Page wizard:.
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In the <strong><strong>Enter or select the folder</strong> field</strong>, type or click <strong>Browse</strong> to select the container for the new page.
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In the <strong><strong>File name</strong></strong> field, type a name for the new page. The <em>.jpage</em> extension will be added automatically if you do not type it
yourself.
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Click <strong><strong>Finish</strong></strong> when you are done. The new scrapbook page opens in an editor.
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<img border="0" src="../images/ngrelc.gif" alt="Related concepts" width="159" height="27"><br>
<a href="../concepts/concepts-11.htm">Scrapbook</a><br>
<a href="../concepts/concepts-3.htm">Java projects</a>
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<img border="0" src="../images/ngrelt.gif" alt="Related tasks" width="159" height="27"><br>
<a href="../tasks/tasks-26.htm">Creating a new source folder</a><br>
<a href="../tasks/tasks-11.htm">Creating Java elements</a><br>
<a href="tasks-126.htm">Running and debugging</a>
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<img border="0" src="../images/ngrelr.gif" alt="Related reference" width="159" height="27"><br>
<a href="../reference/ref-34.htm">Java scrapbook page</a>
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