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When the jsp compiler finds and error it shows you the jsp line number. Is there a way to get it to show you the line number where an exception was thrown in the jsp? Currently it shows you the line number in the servlet generated from the jsp which is less than helpful.
Also, Is there ever going to be a way to view the generated servlet via a tab (like Lomboz)?
Thanks
John Myers
John,
Current there is no source mapping taking place unfortunately. Most IDEs that provide this ship with tight integration with a particular app server (Tomcat, JBoss usually) while MyEclipse instead provides a more generic frame works and supports more than 20 app servers. One of the down sides is that a very detailed implementation like this is not currently available in ME. Based on the line of code that throws the exception however, you could set a break point and step to it as a workaround.
