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    stephen
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    I have recently download and installed myeclipse 2.1. I tried to get jsp debuging going with Oracle and Orion 1 which didn’t work. Id did however stop on my breakpoint and do everything I wanted except show me the source code. This is presumably due to a lack of JSR-045 suport!?

    I then decided to try tomcat5. I can start the tomcat server from eclipse but when I try to deploy it tells me that “No enabled and configured servers available…” eventhough I have supplied the path to the JDK and the tomcat install directory. This seems to work with every server except tomcat.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Stephen

    #198588 Reply

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    Stephen,

    Can you provide the following info:
    1) MyEclipse version
    2) Eclipse version
    3) OS
    4) other plugins installed

    Things to check:
    1) verify that the Enable/Disable option on the Tomcat5 preference page is set to “enabled”.
    2) from the MyEclipse server toolbar can you see Tomcat5 in the drop-down menu?

    Michael
    MyEclipse Support

    P.S. I removed the duplicate msg from the Install forum.

    #198591 Reply

    stephen
    Member

    Hi Michael

    Thanks for the quick responce.

    1) MyEclipse version – 2.6.2
    2) Eclipse version – 2.1
    3) OS – XP Pro
    4) other plugins installed – none

    The Enable/Disable option on the Tomcat5 preference page is set to “enabled” and from the MyEclipse server toolbar I can see Tomcat5 in the drop-down menu.

    Am I right in assuming that I can’t debug jsp pages with Oracle of Orian applications servers?

    Stephen

    #198593 Reply

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    Stephen,

    Are you attempting to deploy a basic Web Project, i.e., not an Enterprise Project or EJB Project? Note that the MyEclipse Deployment System collaborates with the MyEclipse appserver connector system to determine which “enabled” servers that support deployment of the target application. Thus Tomcat only deploy supports Web Project deployments and is not an option if your attempting to deploy an EAR project.

    Am I right in assuming that I can’t debug jsp pages with Oracle of Orian applications servers?

    Yes, JSP debugging requires the server support JSR045. All JSP2 containers will be required to support this debugging support spec.

    Michael
    MyEclipse Support

    #198594 Reply

    stephen
    Member

    Hi Michael

    You were right. I was trying to deploy an EAR.

    Thanks,
    Stephen

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