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Is it possible to debug JSP without using MyEclipse Web Proj

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    Eric Ma
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    My eclipse project is not set up as a MyEclipse Web project – the directory structure does not correspond to that a war directory. Is it possible to debug JSP’s? SO far I have not success.

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    Scott Anderson
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    Eric,

    No you can’t because we need to look up the JSP files relative to the web root in order to find them. Without a web project, we don’t know the web root location to look up relative resources when we need to open the JSP files for debugging. If you can point to a folder to use as the web root, then you can use “Add web project capabilities…” to specify that folder. If not, the I don’t believe there is a workaround since we need some context in order to debug.

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