To stop the Camel debugger, click on the menu bar once if the debugging session has ended. Otherwise you need to click twice. Once to terminate the currently running node thread and once to terminate the Camel Context thread (both displayed in Debug view).

	Note
	Terminating the Camel debugger also terminates the Console but does not clear its output. To clear the output, click (Clear Console) on Console view's menu bar.

Terminating the debugger before the debugging session ends may add extraneous entries to some of the project's folders in Project Explorer. For example, you may see message lock files, such as message3.xml.camelLock, in an input source directory. You need to delete any .camelLock file before you run the debugger again. To do so, right-click the .camelLock file entry to open the context menu, and then select Delete. When asked to confirm the operation, click OK.

After you have finished debugging your project, you may want to close Debug perspective to make more space for your workbench.

To do so, right-click on the right side of the JBoss Developer Studio toolbar, and then select Close.