Kenneth Borinsky wrote:
> I am sure that a lot of JSP developers are/were asking this question:
> How can I effectively debug JSP files at run time?
> Are there any practical tools available to debug JSP/Servlet execution
> at runtime? Has anyone tried to debug them within some Java IDE, like
> JBuilder? If so, please share your knowledge.
I have tried to debug the beans while running under JBuilder and I can give you
the steps if you like. It is a little tragic because the JSP reference servlet
engine is so irritating. If I could just tell it - go and look at THAT
directory for everything, or if I knew how to change directory under Java (I
must be stupid as I can't find a chdir, I can find a mkdir, but no chdir) then
I'd be fine. Alas, that is not to be <sigh>.
Anyway, I have it working so I can always make a PDF of it if you like (then I
can include pretty pictures 'n stuff).
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Richard Vowles, Senior Systems Engineer,
Inprise New Zealand, MAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Esperanto Group, http://www.esperanto.org.nz
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