[greatfeel]

When I debug jsp in weblogic server, everything
seems ok except that when I step out of the last
scriplet, it prompt for the source of jspbase.class.
This problem doesn’t exist in other servers, such as
Tomcat 5.

What is the reason. Thank u.

[support-michael]

Clearly there is an environmental difference between the 2 servers. One key difference is the way the servers support JSP debugging. WLS is not JSR045 compliant yet and that forces MyEclipse to handle it slightly differently than Tomcat5 for JSP debugging. Note all J2EE1.4 servers will have to support JSR045. Also I have not looked at the compiled JSPs and the library support provided by these servers so I’m rusty here. One thing you could try doing is to replace the default libraries in the J2EE 1.3 library set with the weblogic.jar and run your WLS debug test.

Michael
MyEclipse Support

[greatfeel]

My environment is
Hardware:
Pentium 4 1.4g with 380 Mb RAM

Software:
Windows 2000 server SP4
JDK 1.4.2
Eclipse 2.1.1 + MyEclipse 2.6.2(free downloading)
weblogic server8.1

I have changed the J2ee lib from the original settings to including weblogic.jar and tools.jar. But nothing changed. When I step out
of the last piece of jsp scriptlet code, it always comes with asking
for the source of jspbase.class or servletsubmit.class.

Is there any worng setting? Thank u.

[support-michael]

I spoke with our development team on this behavior and their position is that it is due to WLS not being a JSR045 compliant JSP container. It is my understanding that they did some innovative development to get the WLS JSP container to act mostly like a JSR compliant container but you can only push it so far. The behavior you’re seeing when you step out of the scriptlet code is a result of the JSP implementation model of WLS. We really can’t do much more with it until WLS support the JSR045 spec. So treat the nagging “can’t find source” as just that and know that nothing is wrong with your environment.

Regards,

Michael
MyEclipse Support

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