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Android Android Lists and Adapters (2015) Updating the Data Model From JSONArray to a Java Array

mohamadreza azadi
mohamadreza azadi
5,167 Points

Debugg problem

When i debugg , i am grtting Fram is not available.How can i fix this problem

in 3:49 in this video ben debugg it and show his data when i debugg that side does'nt show anything and my android version is 2.3.3 plz help me

Does your application run in normal mode, i.e. not using the debugger? Or does it crash. If it crashes, try to find the error messages in the Logcat and post them here.

If it runs, then you need to check you've put a breakpoint in your code at the same place Ben has. Does the app pause at the correct moment? If not, does it throw an error? What is the error?

1 Answer

OK - I've replicated this error. The "Frames are not available" happens when the debugger detaches, usually because your app has crashed behind the scenes.

I suggest you select the Android Monitor tab, usually along the bottom gutter of the Android Studio window. The error should show up in there.

You may find that running a Build -> Clean Project may allow the debugger attach to your app, so give that a go too. Once the app is running the debugger should attach. This then shows in the window where the error currently shows up.

Let me know how you get on.

Steve.

mohamadreza azadi
mohamadreza azadi
5,167 Points

works thanks steve. always true answers from steve :)

No problem! :+1: