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Hi,
I am able to add brreakpoints in a jsp page , but debuging is not happening there.
I am able to debug in java class otherwise
Why is this so ?There are many reasons. You need to make sure your app server is setup correctly and that your app server supports JSR-45. You need to make sure your app server is being run with JVM 1.4 or later and that MyEclipse is as well.
My app Server is set correctly.
I am uisng Weblogic 8.1
and it is running on JVM 1.4
But how can i check tht whether Weblogic Supports JSR-45 or not ?Vaneet,
There are some issues with WebLogic’s JSP debugging support that we haven’t been able to reproduce internally. You need to make sure you have debugging turned on for your JSP pages as outlined in this FAQ entry:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/PNphpBB2+file-viewtopic-t-10419.htmlSo your breakpoints should get hit, but you may need to navigate to the source files manually as the source maps comming back from WebLogic sometimes are not detailed enough for the debugger to know where to break into inside of MyEclipse.
It is not, it’s located under your WebLogic install directory, I believe somewhere under the domain setup dir. You can use windows search to find it.
But u said in one of your previous post that it is located under WebLogic install directory.
And after that i started looking in my Weblogic installation folder , but i didnt found out anything.
And now ur saying something else.
Plz conform and provide correct information.
BTW i know ideally it should be located in WEB-INF directory , but since i am creating a project in MYEcLipse do i need to create weblogic.xml file manually ?
In Weblogic Workshop , weblogic.xml is created by the IDE automatically.Vaneet,
I appologize for the confusion, the issue is that I don’t use WebLogic nor do we provide support for it. I do have some reference material for WebLogic users that can help them by indicating what needs to be changed in the app server to get debugging working, but it really is up to them to implement those notices. On my personal WebLogic install I use for testing, I simply did a search for “weblogic.xml” to see where it popped up, and it occurs in the WEB-INF directory of the projects. If that’s the case, my guess is you need to create one and put it into the WEB-INF directory of your project, so when it gets deployed, WebLogic will see it and honor the directives inside of it. I cannot be more specific than that.
