Nevada 030408, JDK1.4.1_02.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Download attached java file (Test.java). Its
package is "test".
2. Mount it (so it is in package "test").
3. Set a variable breakpoint on package: "test",
class "Test", variable: "counter", Stop On:
"Variable modification", no condition, suspend
debugging: true.
4. Run test/Test.java in the debugger.
5. It should stop on line 31, in the status bar
should be a text like: "Variable counter
modification (0)".
6. Continue debugging using ctrl-F5. The status
bar changes to "Debugger running", and even if the
debugger stops on next "counter" change, the
status bar does not change.
7. Use Ctrl-F5 until the debugger finishes. The
status bar is again not changed (it still reads:
"Debugger running", even although the debugger is
not running).

BTW: This happens also under some other
circumstaces, but I do not have any reproducible
cases (yet).

I think this is quite confusing to user.

In this case, the texts generated by breakpoints
are written correctly into the "Debugger Console",
but "Debugger finished" is not written here.