Re: Debugging JRun

Hi Paul, > I tried to debug with JRun Studio without success. Below is the > error that I receive from JRun Studio. > > - snip - An error occurred contacting RDS server (loclahost > Hostname:localhost): (-1) JPDA classes are not available, debugger > is disabled. > > javax.servlet.

RE: Strange behavior with pdf and doc files

Hi Cynthia, That was actually a bug in 3.0.2a - when using IE5.0 and 5.5, and requesting the .doc or .pdf from some place other than the IIS web server root, it fails. If you move the docs to web server root, or use Netscape Navigator, or a different web server than IIS, it works just fine.

RE: using IDE's (was RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE)

I use JBuilder Profession 3.0, eventually moving to 4.0 when I start to do more JSP's. I've used JRun Studio recently in training and I have to say, I really liked it. The toolbar was better, the enviroment in general was better. It integreated better with JRun. I really do like JBuilder...and

Strange behavior with pdf and doc files

I have some word file (.doc) and some Acrobat files(.pdf) in my application directory. I have links to these through my jsp but when I redirect to these pages it seems to hang. When I put the same files on the web server (IIS) and redirect to them from the jsp page, I can get them just fine, I am

RE: using IDE's (was RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE)

I can't make a comparison between JBuilder and JRun Studio because I have not used Studio. With the exception of the debugging issue that we have been discussing I really like JBuilder. Specifically, I am using JBuilder 4 Enterprise Edition. I have used VisualCafe, Forte, and NetBeans before an

Debugging JRun

Folks, It's not my intention to point you to a specific IDE bug or problem. Even worst I don't care about what IDE can I use. Or which of the market IDE is the best I'm looking for one that perform debbuging task in a reasonable way. I tried to debug with JRun Studio without success. Below is

RE: RE: using IDE's (was RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE)

Omnicore Codeguide is top notch. www.omnicore.com, has some features you won't find anywhere else. Travis Original Message From: "Fishwick, Randall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 2002-01-16 To: JRun-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE: using IDE's (was RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuil

RE: using IDE's (was RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE)

The debugger in Karmira Bugseeker is well worth the $200. Beats any debugger I've seen, including JBuilder 5/6. I have yet to find an editor that can compete with vim/gvim for useful features, or a debugger as good as Karmira. All the core dev tools I need are gvim, Ant, and sometimes Karmir

RE: using IDE's (was RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE)

Charlie, At our shop we use both JRun Studio and JBuilder 5 Professional. We use them to build JSP, servlets, and java beans. In general, we use JBuilder for development of new beans, and JRun Studio for everything else. JBuilder 5 is definitely lacking as a JSP or HTML editor compared to JRun

RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE

The -debug server option is for debugging JRun with JRun Studio. Don't use it for debugging with JBuilder. Just debug JRun like you would any other application, in process or out. The VM args are different, depending how you choose to do it. But everything you need can be passed to JRun as

using IDE's (was RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE)

While we have the ear of two who've used JBuilder, can anyone speak to whether someone doing simple Jrun development (JSP, servlets/javabeans/custom tags and only a little EJB) would benefit from the tool? I mean, I fear some tools would lean toward their heritage of building java apps and applets

RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE

Mark, [See my comments below in brackets] -Original Message- From: Mark Phelps [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 2:09 PM To: JRun-Talk Subject: RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE I was the one who wrote the article you mention. I see exactly the sam

RE: debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE

I was the one who wrote the article you mention. I see exactly the same problem when I debug. I'm not sure why it happens and I have never spent enough time to see if there is a better way of doing things. Even when the debugging works, I usually find it so slow to load that I can't stand to us

debugging Jrun 3.0 with JBuilder 4.0EE

All, I'm trying to debug my code in Jrun 3.0 sp2 using JBuilder EE 4.0. Doing this, I follow the instructions in http://www.macromedia.com/v1/handlers/index.cfm?ID=20830 &Method=Full and it works but... I noted that after I