Like I said, that works fine when I write the code but if you try to set
a breakpoint in one of the **TAPESTRY** components it doesn't work even
if you have the src jar attached.
On Thu, 2005-11-10 at 09:53 -0800, Patrick Casey wrote:
> What version of eclipse and Tapestry are you on? I have had zero
> problems debugging into enhanced classes via eclipse 3.1 and Tapestry 3.0.3;
> class enhancement is pretty common these days (it's how Hibernate works for
> example), so if there was an intrinsic debugging problem with Eclipse and
> enhanced classes I'm pretty sure it would have come up by now.
>
> In other words, I suspect either:
>
> A) Your method isn't really the method that's being run.
> B) You've got something configured wrong.
>
> As I said before, if you make a concret property:
>
> Private String fFoo
>
> With concrete getters and setters:
>
> Public String getFoo() {
> Return fFoo;
> }
>
> Public void setFoo(String s) {
> fFoo = s;
> }
>
> And define foo as a property in you .jwc e.g.
>
> <parameter name="foo" required="no" type="java.lang.String" direction="in"
> />
>
> Then you can break within your setters and getters just fine.
> --- Pat
>
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