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Jörg SchaibleMemberHello support team,
I have an ear with a web aplication running in jBoss 3.2.1 with integrated Tomcat 4.1.24, but I cannot debug my JSPs. jBoss is launched perfectly, the deployed ear is used and the web application starts. I can set breakpoints in the JSP, but the debugger never stops. It there something else I miss or is this configuration (Tomcat integrated into jBoss) not supported?
Debugging the servlets works as expected.
Regards,
Jörg
support-michaelKeymasterJorg,
The problem is that MyEclipse JSP debugging feature requires server support for the JSR045 specification. At the present time Tomcat5 is the only supporter of this feature in the Tomcat family. We need an early release of a JBoss+Tomcat5 integration for this to work.
Michael
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myoungstromMemberJBoss 3.2.2 source has a Tomcat 5 SAR that is compiled with JBoss. This is the configuration I’m currently using in my project and would love to have JSP debugging support with it.
To install the tomcat50.sar simple replace the tomcat4 sar in the deployment directory with the tomcat5 sar. And replace the JSP 1.2 and Servlet 2.3 APIs with the Tomcat 5 JSP 2 Servlet 2.4 APIs in the default/lib directory and there you go.
Can we hope for support of JSP debugging using JBoss 3.2.2+Tomcat5 anytime soon?
Mike
Scott AndersonParticipantMike,
If you’ve really done your own integration with Tomcat 5 and JBoss you should be able to perform source-level JSP debugging. This configuration shouldn’t be any different than Tomcat 5 by itself. Are you saying this isn’t working as expected? If so, can you provide a specific link to get to the Tomcat 5 SAR and other needed libs to do our own upgrade?
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myoungstromMemberI didn’t think it worked but I just tested it again and it appears to be working fine so good job. 🙂 Also it’s not my own integration it’s an integration done by JBoss. It’s only available though if you do your own build from their src. You’ll see the tomcat50.sar in the “\jboss-3.2.2-src\tomcat\output\deploy” directory.
Mike
support-michaelKeymasterMike,
So to conclude this discussion JSP debugging is working for your Tomcat5/JBoss integration, right? If yes that is really cool. We will checkout the integration ASAP.
Michael
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