I cannot get the jsp debugging to work either. At one point I could set
breakpoints and the debugger would even stop at them but it would not recognize
my source code. I could not get the code assist to work in the jsp either.
- Charley
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Some of my JSPs cannot be opened in the JSP Editor. When I try to open them I
get the message "Editor could not be initialized". Other JSPs have no problem
being opened. Does anyone know if there is a log I can look at for more
details about the problem?
Thanks.
- Charley
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I was able to get the JSP compiler to work. Originally my source was in a
linked folder outside of the eclipse workspace. To get the JSP compile to work,
I created a new directory called "docroot" under my project folder
(C:\eclipse\workspace\MyProj\docroot) and put a jsp there. Now the jsp gets
Thank you for the instructions Laurent.
By the way, if anyone wants to debug with JBoss 3.2.3, you can integrate tomcat 5 very
easily. See the instructions near the bottom of the thread:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/PNphpBB2+file-viewtopic-t-1026.html
- Charley
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I can't get the compiler to work either. My JSP compile root folder is pointing to a
directory that contains my JSPs. This folder is not a subdirectory of JBoss or
Eclipse. Where are the resulting java files and classes supposed to get created?
Because of the inability to compile JSPs, I canno
I didn't see anything about JSP debugging in the 1.4 release notes so I assumed it was
not included. I am eagerly awaiting this feature so if somebody knows how to use it
with the 1.4 release, please let us know.
I think we will learn more about these features once the JBoss IDE roadmap is upda