[s_sh_reddy]

I recently downloaded myelipse mainly for the purpose of jsp debugging. We have an existing web project that we wanted to use myeclipse with. I have added web project capabilities to the existing project. Then, I tried to install break point in the jsp file and was able to install it only in scriptlets. But, while debugging the control does not stop at those break points.

What do I need to do to get my breakpoints working? And, can we install breakpoints in anyplace in JSP or only in scriptlets. If yes.. how?

Thanks

[Riyad Kalla]

1) How are you deploying and building the project? Are you using Ant or MyEclipse?

2) What application server are you deploying this to?

3) What JDK are you using to Run the app server as well as MyEclipse?

[s_sh_reddy]

Application Server is : Tomcat 5.5
We are using maven for building the project.
we are using JDK 1.5
In tomcat’s sever.xml we point the doc base to the exploded war file. So, when tomcat starts, the application is deployed automatically.
MyEclipse and Tomcat are using JDK 1.5

Please let me know if you need more.

Thanks

[Riyad Kalla]

If you are using Maven, then I believe your project is a plain Java project and not a web project correct? Meaning there is no Web Root set?

[s_sh_reddy]

When I added web-project capabilities to our existing project, I had specified the web-root as the exploded war file’s main folder. Our project is a complete web project.

[Riyad Kalla]

Can you do me a favor and let’s do a basic test to make sure that JSP will work under standard situations.

Attached to this post is a test project I would like you to import, then deploy to Tomcat and set a breakpoint in the JSP page on line 6 (I marked it with a comment)

then access the JSP with the URL:
http://localhost:8080/TestJSPDebugging

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