[Scott Esker]

After searching through the support docs, I want to make sure I understand how to deploy and debug JSPs.

Using Welogic Portal 7.0, I have a portal application deployed under
MyPortal/myPortalApp..

I created a web reference to it, and used the link directory option to
create a directory link to myDomain/applications/MyPortal/myPortalApp..
That does not seem to allow me to place break points — is it not possible currently to debug an app that is not deployed directly in /myDomain/applications?

Thanks,
Scott

[Scott Esker]

If any of the user community has another thoughts on JSP debugging in this scenario.

Scott

[myoungstrom]

Do you think this topic might apply to your problem?

https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/jsp-debug-question-bug/

[support-michael]

Hi Scott,

1) Let me back up a step and ask for your to describe your environment: OS, Eclipse and MyEclipse versions, other plugins installed.

2) Next can you describe how you created this project, e.g., used MyEclipse Web Project Wizard, converted Java project, other…?

Michael
MyEclipse Support

[Scott Esker]

The project was a converted portal application that had already been in use and deployed. It was deployed as:

/myDomain/myPortalApp/xxxxPortal

I then copyed it to /myDomain/applications/xxxxxPortal. I created a folder link to it, and tryed that. Still no luck in getting the break points to work.

Scott

[Scott Anderson]

Scott,

One thing to check is to ensure you’ve told WebLogic you want to debug JSP’s. How to do that is available here: https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/jsp-debugging-with-weblogic-7-amp-8-closed/

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

[Scott Esker]

Yes — have had the debug information set in the xml file.

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