[send2rajesh]

Environment: Eclipse 3.0
MyEclipse: 3.8.2
App Server : Weblogic 7
JDK: 1.4.2

Hi Scott,

I downloaded eclipse yesterday and started playing around with it. I am very impressed with it.

I have been able to configure weblogic appserver and stop and start the same.
I was able to create a sample helloworld web project. Deploy it in weblogic and set breakpoint in JSP and java classes. Your posting on “JSP Breakpoints in Weblogic” in the forums helped me a lot.

I am facing a small problem when I try to work with an existing web project during JSP debugging. It works some time and it does not work some time. I am not able to find any pattern. When I created a new MyJsp.jsp in the existing web project I am able to set breakpoint fine.
Some thing funny is going on with existing JSP file. I had a scenario where I had three break point in a JSP and debugger ignored the first two break point and jumped to the third one. In another scenario I was able to break at a point and later when I removed the breakpoint, executed the JSP and then put the break point again it did not work.

Some time it is just ignoring the breakpoints completely.

Please advice. Thanks!

[Scott Anderson]

Are there other JSPs with the same name as the problematic one in the workspace? Does the behavior change if you temporarily close all your other projects? Can you create a new web project, copy the problematic JSP into it, and see if the results change? If none of that makes a difference, can you create a very simple JSP page that exhibits this behavior and post the code here? Then we’ll be able to tell what the issue is.

[send2rajesh]

One more observation:
When I go to debug view and look at break points view its lists all the JSP pages which have breakpoint setup. In this view some break point bullets are different(with kind of tail) . I am not able to understand what it signifies. Also debugger stops at only this type of breakpoints and ignores other breakpoint.

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