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No Conditional Break-points in JSP Files? [message #917843] Thu, 20 September 2012 13:40 Go to next message
x xFriend
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Registered: August 2012
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Can you set a condition on a break-point in a JSP file?

When I set a break-point in a Java class, I can go into that break-point's properties and the conditional section (along with the count section) will be present. But when I set a break-point within a scriptlet in a JSP file and then go into that break-point's properties, there is only a section for count and no section for conditional. No matter where in the file I put a break-point, it's the same situation, the conditional section is gone.

Is there a legitimate reason why I cannot set a condition for a break-point in a scriptlet found in a JSP file, or would this appear to be a bug in Eclipse?
Re: No Conditional Break-points in JSP Files? [message #917869 is a reply to message #917843] Thu, 20 September 2012 14:11 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Dani Megert is currently offline Dani MegertFriend
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On 20.09.2012 15:40, x x wrote:
> Can you set a condition on a break-point in a JSP file?
JSP != Java/JDT. You need to ask your question in a JSP forum.

Dani
>
> When I set a break-point in a Java class, I can go into that
> break-point's properties and the conditional section (along with the
> count section) will be present. But when I set a break-point within a
> scriptlet in a JSP file and then go into that break-point's
> properties, there is only a section for count and no section for
> conditional. No matter where in the file I put a break-point, it's the
> same situation, the conditional section is gone.
>
> Is there a legitimate reason why I cannot set a condition for a
> break-point in a scriptlet found in a JSP file, or would this appear
> to be a bug in Eclipse?
Re: No Conditional Break-points in JSP Files? [message #917886 is a reply to message #917869] Thu, 20 September 2012 14:30 Go to previous message
x xFriend
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Will do. Thanks.
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