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Hi:
I am using MyEclipse 5.1,Struts,Weblogic 8.1 and Oracle 10g database.
I set a breakpoint in the javascript function.
The javascript function is called when the user change the value of the drop-down menu but for some reason, the javascript function is not debug.I use Run/Debug/remote java application.
Please note, the javascript is client side javascript and the page is as a result of struts which uses a jsp page which is translated into an html page.
Is javascript debugging not working in myEclipse or is it me who is using it wrong?
Yours,
curious.
Curious,
I believe you are using it wrong. Here is a quick reference on how to do AJAX development:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/ajaxdebugging/tutorial.html@support-rkalla wrote:
Curious,
I believe you are using it wrong. Here is a quick reference on how to do AJAX development:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/ajaxdebugging/tutorial.htmlHi:
I went throught the tutorial in the link above.
It’s very good.
I use the “MyEclipse Web 2.0” browser to hit my company intranet. After you log in it directs you to a page that loads a java applet. This java applet uses only a particular java run-time, which is j2re1.4.1.
Is there a way to configure the “MyEclipse 2.0” brwoser to use a different java run-time.
The reason is because when I use the “MyEclipse 2.0” browser to load this applet it’s hanging and I believe the problem is that I have to use the j2re1.4.1.It currently works if I am using IE 6.
Also is there a way to configure that instead of using the “MyEclipse Web 2.0” browser I use the IE browser for javascript debuggin with MyEclipse.Yours,
Curious
Curious,
That might be the problem. The Web2.0 Browser, which is required to be used for JS debugging and cannot be configured to run with a different JRE or Browser control, does not support embedded content at this time (like Flash or Applets) but it’s on our TODO list to get in. I’m sorry for the delay.
