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    Binoy Shah
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    Hi,

    We are working on a large J2EE project since last 1.5 years and we have pretty much created a huge code base since then.

    We are using JBoss 3.2.1 and EJB (BMP), Servlets, XML/XSL.

    Having purchased MyEclipse subscription recently we found out that there is no guidelines present to configure a pre-existing code base and enable it for debugging on MyEclipse.

    Is it possible to enable debugging of EJB (BMP) and Servlets running on JBoss 3.2.1 on a pre-existing codebase ?

    We are not using XDoclet, we have all ejbs,servlets coded by programmers, ie.we have not used any code generation tool

    Please provide us some hints as to how to configure MyEclipse to enable debugging of a pre-existing codebase of EJB and Servlets deployed on a JBoss server.

    Thanks

    Regards

    Binoy

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    support-michael
    Keymaster

    What many developers do is create new J2EE projects in MyEclipse and copy their codebase into the appropriate project. MyEclipse J2EE projects are created as either an Enterprise project, a Web project, or an EJB project. The Web project is organized in the form of an exploded WAR. That is you designate a context-root directory under which your web content and WEB-INF reside. Web project deployment consist of the contents of the context-root folder. An EJB project is setup like a traditional Java project with the inclusion of a META-INF directory under your source tree. This enables the META-INF dir to be deployed directly with the Java source code. The enterprise project should only contain references to its module projects, libs and a META-INF directory. EAR deployment consists of the entire contents of the enterprise project folder and the deployed versions of all associated EJB and Web module projects. Note that an enterprise project can have as many Web and EJB projects as module projects that you designate.

    I hope this gets you started. Let us know if you need additional assistance. We also have a paid support program which can go much further than Scott or I can on such topics.

    Michael
    MyEclipse Support

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