[jposullivan]

JRUN connector notes:

The web site says “No integrated help documentation to define configuration and operation procedures.”

No integrated help, fine – but is there a document anywhere that outlines what needs to be done or is the wizard fool proof for JRUN 4?

[Scott Anderson]

No, there’s still no document that describes the configuration, but it’s rather simple. On the Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Application Servers > JRun 4 preference page, just point it to the JRun directory and set the server name you’d like to start. You can even leave the server name blank to launch the default.

You’ll also need to be sure that the JRun 4 > JDK preference page is set to launch JRun with a full JDK, not just a JRE, just like the other servers. That’s about it.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

[jposullivan]

I actually now get JRun to be launched from within MyEclipse. Now I want to debug servlets in an existing web application.
1 – Do I have to convert my existing web application to a MyExlipse Web Project so I can debug my servlets?

[support-michael]

Either convert your existing Java project to a MyEclipse web project or create a new MyEclipse web project and copy/paste code into it. That should be all it takes for the deployer to recognize your project.

Michael
MyEclipse Support

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