Thanks for the pointers, Ruchith - this sounds like exactly what I need.
- Dennis
Ruchith Fernando wrote:
Hi Dennis,
You can use SimpleHTTPServer to debug services/modules.
You will have to start
org.apache.axis2.transport.http.SimpleHTTPServer in debug mode
pointing. You will have to provide the 'axis2/WEB-INF' directory and
the port as arguments.
The org.apache.axis2.integration.UtilServer is used with the test
cases and it still require you to specify a repository location. You
can use it to add a simple service without a '.aar'. For example
please see the setUp() method in
org.apache.axis2.mtom.EchoRawMTOMTest.
If you want to debug your service which is deployed in Tomcat , then
you will have to enable remote debugging in Tomcat [1] and setup a
'Remote Java Application' in eclipse and run it.
Thanks
Ruchith
[1] http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/development.html
On 9/14/05, Dennis Sosnoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone have suggestions for setting up a project to debug service
code in Eclipse? I started trying to set this up, then realized I didn't
know how to configure it so the Axis2 servlet would find the actual
service code I wanted to debug. Is it possible to add a service without
going the .aar file route? Thought I'd check if anyone is already doing
this successfully.
- Dennis
