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I’m trying to debug a web app. I load my java file into myeclipse, start the Tomcat server, launch the Web2.0 browser, execute the jsp file, step through the java file. Then I decide to make a change in the java file. I terminate the browser, change the original java file, save the file, force a build on the project, close the window that was used to debug. I then start o;ver by starting Tomcat, launching the browser, executing the jsp file. When I come to viewing the java file in the debug window, it is an old file. The variables are correct, but I can’t see where I an executing. How do I get it to show the correct version of the file?
Hi cherie,
If your are changing the “body” of a code-block, your changes should be hot-synced immediately with the server, so you can keep working, no need to stop and restart. but if you are changing the shape of your class, you will need to restart. To terminate the debugging, can you try using the stop button instead of terminating the browser.
