Does anyone have a resolution for this? On Sunday, January 22, 2017 at 5:55:21 PM UTC-5, Eghli Dos wrote: > > I have used Brandon Donnelson's video > <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_YcBeI_Feo> to setup a Code Server via > GWT Eclipse Plugin (V3 - updated to the latest) in order to debug the > front-end (GWT/GXT - 2.7/4.0) code while it's been deployed on WebSphere > Application Server (8.5). I am running this in Eclipse EE Mars 2. WAS runs > with 1.7.1 JDK and Eclipse default compiler is also JDK 1.7. > > My WebSphere server in Eclipse has been configured *not to publish > automatically* and *Run server with resources on the server*. (A side > note, it seems like when WAS is run to use Eclipse workspace to deploy > resources, it doesn't deploy anything under .plugin/ like Tomcat, and only > creates configuration files on the actual WAS server. Hence the reason I > went with that server Runtime option). > > I can start WebSphere server from Eclipse in Debugging mode, and the > application is published (installed and started) with no error -- it is a > same default application created in the video. Mind you that at this point, > I have not run GWT compiler on the project as I assume we want the > CodeServer to trigger compilation when the page is accessed. > > Finally, in order to supply *-launcherDir* flag in Debug Configuration of > CodeServer, I use the following file system directory: > > C:\Program Files > (x86)\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01\installedApps\<Node/Cell>\WebAppSampleEAR.ear\WebAppSample.war > > When I launch GWT debugger and go to the (application server URL + Context > Root), e.g. http://localhost:9080/WebAppSample, I see that the code > server compiles GWT code and "webappsample\" appears in above directory > with JavaScripts. I can see the CodeServer item in Eclipse Debugger listed > with all the threads as well. I can also access the CodeServer, e.g. > http://localhost:9876, and view the latest compilation items for the > project. > > However, when I place the breakpoints in that simple application, it only > catches breakpoints on the RPC service side of the application, and no > breakpoint is caught on the GWT side, e.g. on any of the registered > handlers. > > The thing is that I am still able to modify GWT code, e.g. change button > display name, and reload the page, e.g. http://localhost:9080/WebAppSample, > which triggers recompilation and I can see the changes. But as I said, no > breakpoint happens on the GWT side, e.g. onModuleLoad(). Is there something > I am missing here? > > P.S. I am running everything as an Administrator. > > <https://www.youtube.com/user/branflake2267> >
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