Hi, I use Visual Age for Java .
When I need to debug Tomcat stuff, I load Tomcat through VA, and then set break points. And I I configure Visual Age appropriately, I cen even go into the Tomcat implementation... However, I test all my stuff on Tomcat/Sun JRE. That's because code that works within VA won't necessarily work in the Sun JRE. Have'nt figured out why yet. Sriram 20/10/2001 10:28:07 AM, "Dr. Evil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >This is very painful. The log() facility is great... in classes which >have the appropriate servlet packages imported. However, if I am >using other classes which don't import those packages, then I don't >have log(). System.out.println() doesn't display anything to console >or any logs. Running Tomcat in a debugger is challenging. I'm left >with... hmm, not much other than throwing exceptions, but that's not a >good way to see something in operation. So how do people debug with >Tomcat? If there is no way to look at internal state of methods as >they are going, then that is a major, major failure of the product, >right? Even a simple method can have some logic errors in it. I >can't imagine trying to write a large, complex class without any form >of debugging. > >Thanks > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
