[Paul Baker]

I have created a MyEclipse web project and imported the web files from an existing application. I am able to deploy the web application to a WebLogic 8.1 server. Hot deploys also work fine. The problem is that I am unable to set a breakpoint in the JSP or JSPF files. What would cause the breakpoint not to be set?

I am running Eclipse 3.1 with WTP 0.7 and MyEclipse created from EnterpriseWorkbenchInstaller_4.0M2_E3.1.exe

Any help would be GREATLY apprecated.

Thanks!

Paul

[Paul Baker]

The JSP Code Completion and Validation is not working either.

So, I am able to deploy JSP/JSPF files but MyEclipse is not associating the JSP features to the files (no debugging and no JSP Code Completion and Validation).

[Scott Anderson]

That sounds like a broken install.

I am running Eclipse 3.1 with WTP 0.7 and MyEclipse created from EnterpriseWorkbenchInstaller_4.0M2_E3.1.exe

We have no idea if this is a stable configuration, but I doubt it since they’ll both try to handle your code completion and breakpoint setting. To test MyEclipse, please install it by itself using a fresh Eclipse 3.1 installation as we have no way to know where the problems will lie in this configuration.

[Paul Baker]

Good news: Basic problem solved….
Solution: Use MyEclipse JSP Editor (of course!)
How:
Open file using “Open with” or
Set preferences via: Window | Preferences | General | Editors | File Association

It helps to read the FAQ 🙂 see –

http://www.myeclipseide.com/FAQ+index-myfaq-yes-id_cat-30.html#102

I have other problems with fragments and the speed of the auto-completion… I will start new threads on these issues or append to exsiting threads..

[Riyad Kalla]

w.r.t. to speed of autocomplete, remove JARs from your Build Path that are not required for compile-time resolution. Autocomplete indexes and looksup all the classes in your classpath, the bigger it is, the slower autocomplete will be.

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