Re: .Net port of Cocoon

[Vadim Gritsenko]

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Hi Vadim,

... and shoud not be: all IDEs as well as JDK has debuggers. Use them remotely or start your servlet engine from under it - in either case you can put breakpoints and debug your Java.

Do you include Eclipse?

I'm using IDEA, and have not worked with Eclipse yet, so I'm not sure what do you mean here.


Vadim

Sylvain


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De: Vadim Gritsenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: jeudi, 23. janvier 2003 17:05
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Objet: Re: .Net port of Cocoon


Luca Morandini wrote:

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Subject: RE: .Net port of Cocoon

Hi Luca,

Hmm.... I never restart the Servlet container (not the VM) for debugging.

Could you explain how you debug your Cocoon app?

By looking at the log files (you can easily configure them via logkit.xconf) and by using views (meaning: looking at the output of
intermediate steps in the pipeline).

Granted, there is no debugger in Cocoon,

... and shoud not be: all IDEs as well as JDK has debuggers. Use them remotely or start your servlet engine from under it - in either case you can put breakpoints and debug your Java.

/me goes back to lurking
Vadim

but no need to re-start the container either.

Regards,

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