I am using WTP in eclipse galileo. I am not able to see the source of jsps,
I a however set breakpoints.
I am doing remote debugging and not using WTP to launch my server. How do I
set up the source locations ?
the "Edit source lookup path" does not seem to do much for jsps. I could
preserve generated java files and put breakpoints in them, but that defeats
the purpose of using jsps and makes it needlessly complicated
thx
On 5/18/2010 6:42 PM, sasha wrote:
> I am using WTP in eclipse galileo. I am not able to see the source of jsps,
> I a however set breakpoints.
> I am doing remote debugging and not using WTP to launch my server. How do I
> set up the source locations ?
> the "Edit source lookup path" does not seem to do much for jsps. I could
> preserve generated java files and put breakpoints in them, but that defeats
> the purpose of using jsps and makes it needlessly complicated
> thx
Where *are* the JSPs locally? Are you able to find the sources of
Servlet classes you're debugging remotely?
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Nitin Dahyabhai
Eclipse WTP Source Editing and JSDT
IBM Rational
To view JSP source files (or rather, the resulting class Java files), go to Run Configurations, select your server and then click the source tab. Click add to add the source path of your JSP java files.