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Just a thought – I use an embedded Jetty for debugging my webapps locally. I just have a simple wrapper class with the sole responisibility of running only my webapp.. it makes local debugging trivial and so easy.
It would be cool to have a feature in ME that generates a Jetty wrapper class automagically, so a developer can quickly fireup a debugger for any arbitrary web app…Out of curiosity, from a developer perspective, how is this different from just deploying to a local Tomcat/Jetty install and running your app?
@support-rkalla wrote:
Out of curiosity, from a developer perspective, how is this different from just deploying to a local Tomcat/Jetty install and running your app?
honestly I haven’t explored using a local webserver… we use embedded Jetty for development because it’s pretty easy to set up and the eclipse support for debugging an application is very straight forward. Perhaps this request is redundant if using a local server is equally easy..
