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I am coding up an Android app and sometimes exceptions occur. So while I am debugging, an exception occurs, the IDE changes into Debug perspective and Eclipse throws up an absolutely useless Class Editor with its Source Not Found.

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How do I get Eclipse to actually tell me the specific exception that occurred.

AngryHacker
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    Not sure if I understood this correctly, but I think you're just looking for LogCat. It's under Window -> Show View -> LogCat. It shows real time info coming from your emulator / hooked up phone, including exceptions. It even shows where the exception occurs if you just click it. – Sander van't Veer Dec 24 '11 at 18:29

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You want either Error Log or Logcat

If those windows are hidden, you can show them:

Window --> Show View

TryTryAgain
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  • If you still have trouble, this may help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2866565/how-can-i-see-the-error-log-logcat-for-android-in-eclipse – TryTryAgain Dec 24 '11 at 18:30