RE: [atf-dev] RE: ATF debugger does not suspend on breakpoint

["Rasoul Firoz" <rfiroz@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I followed your recommendation, but still didn't work. I even created a
separate ajax dynamic web project. The breakpoint in .js files do not
suspend, but .jsp files it suspends. Both .js and .jsp files are in the same
directory. Probably, the way I create my project would matter, don't you
think so?

Let me explain something:
I have web application that contains .java, .js, .jsp files. Before
installing ATF, I created the project and excluded the folder containing .js
and .jsp files, so I was able to ran and debug my application. So now that I
installed ATF, how would my project look like?  How would I be able to step
through my .js and .jsp files?

Thanks,

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From: atf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:atf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Javier Pedemonte
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 12:52 PM
To: AJAX Toolkit Framework discussion
Subject: Re: [atf-dev] RE: ATF debugger does not suspend on breakpoint

On 8/24/07, Rasoul Firoz <rfiroz@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
3. However, if I open a .jsp file I see 'Debug in Mozilla' option and when I
click on it I get the following error:
        Error launching web application
        Reason:
        Selected file must be inside of WebContent directory. 

I believe this requires, at the very least, that you have your files in a
Static/Dynamic Web Project (an ATF project is a facet on top of one of
these).

In your case, since you have the files in a different project already, you
can just run the web app on your local server, then debug by URL.  Open the
Debug Configurations dialog, and create a new Mozilla Application.  For the
debug target, select the "URL" radio button, and enter the URL on your local
server for the running web app. 

After this, you can run the web app once to load all of the files and
scripts, then open the script that you want using the "Scripts" view.  Or,
you can set one of the "Debug Preferences" in the Debug Configurations
dialog, in order to have the debugger break on start or on the 'debugger'
keyword. 


Javier Pedemonte
ATF Developer