>Thanks a lot for your information but unfortunately it didn't work for me.
>It has a problem reading my classpath (it doesn't read my system classpath
>variable in NT). I am almost there when I specify the classpath with "/cp:p
><my classpath>" but it still complains that it cannot find some other
>classes when I try to run my servlets. It doesn't find java.rmi.* for
>instance. When I include rt.jar in my classpath (where RMI stuff is), it
>then complains that it cannot find java.lang.String!!
You need to set your classpath for J++ in the Project Properties Classpath
tab. Thats what the /cp:p "<JAVAPACKAGES>" does in the launch arguments,
when J++ launches jview to start your java program, it passes the classpath
entries listed in the Classpath tab in the <JAVAPACKAGES>.
Also, MS doesn't distribute rmi by default with the JView VM. You can
download it from www.microsoft.com/java though.
Geoff
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Geoff Soutter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 9:50 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Debugging with Visual J++ - JRun hints...
>
>
>Pascal,
>
>I used J++ to debug under JRun no problems. If you're having problems, why
>not just use servlet runner instead?
>
>Anyway, heres some hints...
>
>Geoff
>
>
>JRun Debugging Setup Procedure
>==============================
>
>NOTE: this was written for J++, others may differ...
>
>Installing JRun
>---------------
>- install JRun (2.3 or 2.2)
>- stop (and disable?) the JRun service in the Control Panel | Services
>- this prevents the "real" jrun and your "debug" jrun conflicting
>
>Installing JRun stuff into your change directory
>------------------------------------------------
>
>- copy the logs,properties and services dirs of the jsm-default dir to the
>src directory in your change
>- add jrun.jar and servlet.jar to your classpath
>- (just jrun.jar under 2.2)
>- jrun 2.3 uses jseweb as the JWS service name and jse as the JCP service
>name, jrun 2.2 uses jse for both JWS and JCP
>- typically you'll want to use the JWS (java web server) rather than JCP
>(java connector proxy) through apache for instance
>- set your "launch arguments" to
>"com.livesoftware.jrun.service.ServiceManager ."
>- modify services/<service>/properties/servlets.properties to include your
>servlet
>- modify services/<service>/properties/jrun.properties rootdir path to
point
>to the dir above your development dir
>- think 2.2 doesn't need this?
>- make sure you use tail on the services/<service>/logs event.log and
>error.log file! (find a tail.exe somewhere on the web...)
>
>Troubleshooting
>---------------
>- if you get compilation errors, remove the extra dirs you added from the
>J++ project :-)
>- if it just dies straight away, check your disabled the JRun service...
>- look in taskmanager for java.exe, jview.exe, or jsm.exe
>- if it dies with a "Too many JSM instances found." or a license error
>- check com.livesoftware.jrun.service.ServiceManager which controls all
>this stuff...
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Pascal Houde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Wednesday, 25 August 1999 1:37
>Subject: Re: Debugging with Visual J++
>
>
>>Does any one know about J++ and JRUN. I use similar settings but it
ignores
>>my breakpoints... It compiles my project and launch JRUN but when I
>navigate
>>through my application it doesn't stop to my breakpoints.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Pascal
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Geoff Soutter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 2:11 AM
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: Debugging with Visual J++
>>
>>
>>Easy, just set the Project Properties | Launch | Custom arguments to
>include
>>the servlet engine class name.
>>
>>Eg for 2.0 servlet runner, you use /p /cp:p "<JAVAPACKAGES>"
>>sun.servlet.http.HttpServer -d <properties dir>
>>
>>Then, put a breakpoint in your servlet somewhere, start your program using
>>F5 in J++, and as soon as your program hits the breakpoint up it comes in
>>J++
>>
>>Cheers
>>
>>Geoff
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Dervis Cokbilir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Date: Tuesday, 24 August 1999 15:22
>>Subject: Debugging with Visual J++
>>
>>
>>>Hi;
>>>
>>>I have been using Visual J++ and [Sun's|Apache's] servlet engine. So
>>>far, Sun's I have used sun's servletrunner with system.out to print
>>>errors on the console, but this is kind of pain. Is there a way of
>>>debugging the code from Visual J++ ?
>>>
>>>Thanks ...
>>>
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