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Paul,
Yes it can be done. That is my environment (NT, JServ 1.0, Apache
1.3.6, Visual Cafe 3.0). I am using just the Standard edition of VC 3.0
and am able to run/debug with JServ.
I have defined a project for debugging. In the project options I
specified the project type as Application, and the main class as
org.apache.jserv.JServ and then define the program arguments to include
the name of the JServ config file (which in my case I needed to quote
because of the spaces in the path names and escape the back slashes i.e.
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"d:\\software\\Apache Group\\Apache JServ\\conf\\jserv.properties")
Once I got all of the correct files included in my classpath, I can run
JServ through the debugger. Of course you still need Apache running to
hand off the requests to JServ.
thanks,
--Barry
Paul Murphy wrote:
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> Hello all,
> Has anybody succesfully used one the most widely used Java IDE tools like
> Visual Cafe, Jbuilder, Visual Age to debug a servlet IN JServ? I've seen
> suggestions about using jikes and emacs but I have to develop on NT(then
> deploy on Solaris) and I've gotten used to stepping through code in a nice
> GUI IDE.
>
> If this can be done, I think a lot more people would buy into developing
> with/for JServe.
>
> Paul.
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