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According to the JCP, the upcoming, correct, and preferred way to enable JSP debugging is through support for JSR-045. MyEclipse has a fully compliant client-side JSR-045 implementation so that JSP source-level debugging will work on any server that supports the “other side” of the specification.
The servers listed in the header don’t support JSR-045 yet, so source-level JSP debugging is not available. However, as soon as they have a shipping implementation, it will be. Naturally, you can still debug all your deployed java code that is called from a JSP as you normally would, just not Java directly embedded your JSP pages.
JBoss is a bit unique since it bundles either Tomcat or Jetty as its webserver so you can read the above as saying that whenever JBoss comes bundled with Tomcat 5 or an upcoming version of Jetty that supports the latest Jasper2 implementation, and hence JSR-045, JSP debugging will be immediately available with that bundled version of JBoss.
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportScott,
do you happen to know if the current version of Oracle AS 9i (9.0.3 or 9.0.4 or even 10.0.3) does support the JSP debugging (via JSR045) ? I am asking because Jdevelopper does support it but I cannot get it to work with myEclipse Workbench.
Thanks.
Romain.
Hello Scott,
Do you happen to know if Orion and WebSphere have implemented this yet in their latest versions?
Thanks,
– Satish
Romain,
I am asking because Jdevelopper does support it but I cannot get it to work with myEclipse Workbench.
Even if they’ve implemented the spec in their latest release, it would take additional work by us to hook it up properly, and in any case we have not done that yet. So, we’ll need to reinvestigate it using the latest builds, which is something we plan on doing during the 4.0 build timeframe.
Satish,
Do you happen to know if Orion and WebSphere have implemented this yet in their latest versions?
No, I don’t but we’ll reinvestigate those as well curing the 4.0 timeframe.
Hi Scott,
I am using Weblogic 8.1 SP4. Do you have any idea if Weblogic supports JSP debugging. I have a lot of JSP tags and I need to debug my JSP’s to make changes.I have added the following in my weblogic.xml file to support JSP debugging, but no luck.
<jsp-param>
<param-name>debug</param-name>
<param-value>true</param-value>
</jsp-param>Thanks
Smitha
