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Ok, I’v uninstalled all of MyEclipse and cleaned up the registry then re-installed MyEclipse 7.0
I’ve created a very simple web project and it’s associated enterprise project.
I put a simple println statement in the index.jsp.
I deployed the application, set a breapoint on the println statement and MyEclipse ignored it (the same results a before).Here’s the console output when deploying:
09/01/07 15:53:45 Notification ==> Application UnDeployer for TestEnt COMPLETES [ Wed Jan 07 15:53:45 MST 2009 ]
09/01/07 15:59:36 Auto-unpacking D:\Oracle\oc4j\j2ee\home\application-autodeploy\TestEnt.ear… done.
09/01/07 15:59:36 Auto-unpacking D:\Oracle\oc4j\j2ee\home\application-autodeploy\TestEnt\TestWeb.war… done.
09/01/07 15:59:36 Auto-deploying TestEnt (New server version detected)…
09/01/07 15:59:37 ApplicationServer: appName = HMMS_EntApp
09/01/07 15:59:37 Auto-deploying file:/D:/Oracle/oc4j/j2ee/home/application-autodeploy/TestEnt/TestWeb/ (New server version detected)…
09/01/07 15:59:37 Installed TestEnt…
09/01/07 15:59:37 Auto-binding web-app ‘TestWeb’ to web-site ‘OC4J 10g (10.0.2) HTTP Web Site’ at ‘/TestWeb’…Here’s a portion of the jsp code that I have:
<body>
This is my JSP page. <br>
<%
System.out.println(“testline”);
%>
</body>My applicaiton debugged fined when using MyEclipse 6.5 and I haven’t changed anything execpt MyEclipse
thanks,
LarryI changed the compiler compliance to 1.4 from 1.3. This caused the debugger to give the “source not found” error that others are having.
Larry
