[somsom]

Hi
1)i installed jboss+eclipse.Now at windows -prferences -myclipse -jboss-launch mode there is two option run and debug mode.what is the difference between these two?
2)on windows -prferences -myclipse -jboss-path
a)path to add –append to classpath

b)prepend to classpath

c)append to library

what are these three indicating.means append to library means which library?
append to classpath means which classpath
and what is difference between these append to classpath and prepend to classpath
thanxs in advance

[Riyad Kalla]

1)i installed jboss+eclipse.Now at windows -prferences -myclipse -jboss-launch mode there is two option run and debug mode.what is the difference between these two?

Runtime mode does not compile the JSP pages with debugging information and turns off connections to the remote debugger, running in debug mode allows you to debug your JSP/Servlets/Beans/EJBs/etc while JBoss is running.

what are these three indicating.means append to library means which library?
append to classpath means which classpath
and what is difference between these append to classpath and prepend to classpath

Classpath = The runtime classpath exposed to JBoss when it is run. By default MyEclipse will load all the libraries in JBoss library directory, but if you have special JARs you need to add to the classpath (like a JDBC driver) that lives in another directory, you can add it here. As far as Prepending/Appending that can effect the load-order of the classes, so we offer both.

Library Path = The path that your classloader will scan when trying to load a native resource like a DLL for a JDBC driver.

[somsom]

thanxs and voted in favour of eclipse regards

[Riyad Kalla]

voted in favour of eclipse

We actually need people to vote in favor of MyEclipse, Eclipse is a different product in that list =(

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