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Using Tomcat 5, and put a breakpoint in a JSP.
Set a breakpoint on a JSP, switch (open) to another Java class or JSP in the project, then close (& save) Eclipse & restart Eclipse.
Then start the server, and run the webapp so that the breakpoint will be executed.
When it hits the breakpoint, the debugger is called. However…
When the focus is switched to Eclipse, the JSP/breakpoint location are not jumped to. I simply goes to where you left off when you opened Eclipse.
Secondly, when you do go to where the focus is (at the breakpoint). Hitting the function keys to navigate (f6) instead of the menu drop-down does not work, until you use the menu drop-down to do the Step-Over. Then the f6 key will work.
After restarting MyEclipse, if you quickly remove then readd the breakpoint THEN run the app server, does it switch views correctly and focus the breakpoint?
Dont see the relevance, can you try it?
Yes, everything works as it should here. The breakpoints are focused and perspective swiched to as it should.
How about the other issue of the F5, F6 & F8?
These are flaky for me in my default Eclipse install without MyEclipse, so I’m not surprised here. I am working on a client/server app that I always try and use the keyboard for during debugging to no avail.
I have several directories under my webapp with files named the same, specifically render.jsp. Whenever I set a breakpoint in one of these JSPs, the debugger breaks on that line number in _every_ JSP named the same thing. Is this a known issue?
Thanks,
=Perry
