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Hi,
I’ve just done a totally new installation of the myeclipse project. I’ve setup the tomcat application server in myEclipse and have then checked out of CVS a new project. I then externally compile and copy into the tomcat directory the new project. If I start the tomcat server via myEclipse the application seems to recognise breakpoints in my project automatically without me having to set anything else up. (Eg. not using deploy J2EE server) Can you tell me how this works?
Thanks,
J.When you start Tomcat from within MyEclipse, we automatically connect the debugger to the running tomcat VM. It’s magic 😉
Thanks alot for the prompt reply but just one last question. If I have numerous projects open some maybe nearly identical in source code if they all have break points how will myEclipse decide which code set to debug to?
Thank again,
J.J,
Excellent question, the debugger will get confused and likely stop at the wrong break point of the projects are nearly identical in package names, class names, etc. You just need ot close the projects you aren’t debugging to avoid this.
