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But it isn't a full featured web server. It has a hardcoded list of file type it will
load. I was using it and I ran into problems
trying to load xml/xsl files.
Any Java debugger can be used to debug servlets. Just place a breakpoint in your
classes (where you want to start debugging) and
have your debugger run JServ in manual mode.
Kawa (http://www.tek-tools.com) has a nice debugger in their IDE.
You get to debug using the same servlet engine and jsdk (ServletExecDebugger is 2.1)
as your deployment environment.
Another detriment with ServletExecDebugger on Win95/WIn98 is you have to restart your
machine to re-load classes on the classpath.
With JServ you just stop and start JServ via the IDE.
HTH
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You can use ServletExecDebugger... It is actually a web server that you can
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From: Sriram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Java Apache Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, May 06, 2000 6:30 PM
Subject: debugging a servlet
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>hi all,
> can anyone tell me how to debug a servlet. i want to print intermediate
>System.out.println's on the screen, but it seems to be futile. I want to
>check if certain parts of a servlet are executing are not. How do i
>achieve this intermediate debugging ? Is there any other way that i can
>obtain the debug info. other than from that of the jserv.log file?
>
>thanks in advance
>sriram
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