The issue is that at least in 5.5.9 this attribute appears to be
*hard-wired* in JspC so that you can't override the default via a simple
Ant task attribute or command line argument.
I guess I should double check the latest sources. Otherwise I'm
inclined to change this in our own Tomcat distro.
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Jess Holle
Kin-man Chung wrote:
I believe Smap is suppressed by default in JSPC. There is
a switch to term it on (-smap ?). Don't remember what the
ant task attribute name is (smapSuppressed="false" ??).
-Kin-man
On Thu, 2005-10-27 at 09:14, Jess Holle wrote:
Is this a more appropriate question for the dev list?
--
Jess Holle
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I have noticed that when I use an Ant script based on that documented in
the Tomcat docs to precompile all my JSPs the resulting JSPs do not
support source-level (JSR-45) debugging.
I thought I was doing something wrong so I looked through the JspC
source code and I can't see how I could feed it anything more information.
As an added complication I have an extra directory that I need in the
compilation classpath. I have extended the web app classloader to
handle this and added a line to the javac classpath in the Ant script.
Thus things work fine in that respect but I need that to keep working --
I just want to have an option to do source-level JSP debugging as well.
What am I missing?
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