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    We develope a lot of JS that is used for job schedulers and just server functions, most of the time no interface and no html for sure.

    I am familiar with Eclipse. I downloaded MyEciplse and subscribed.

    My issue is, I don’t seem to be able to debug the JS, like stepping into it.

    Everything that i look for in help, references html. Is there a way to do it without html? My guys that do the JS know nothing about html.

    An example or documentation example would be appreciated.

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    Riyad Kalla
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    I checked with our JavaScript debugging guys and it seems the only entry point for debugging JavaScript is going to be a page (html or JSP) that is run in a web browser. If you can concoct test pages to execute the javascript, you can view them in the Web 2.0 browser and fire it up using the Instant-On debugging.

    But as far as connecting directly to JavaScript and debugging it, that is not supported.

    Someone from our JS team was curious how you are executing the JavaScript on the server side, what environment are you using to run this code?

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