I am of the old school and like using an editor and compiler to code. For that
reason I feel that using System.out.println( "toot" ); would be the best way of
debugging. However, the of the best way of debugging is not to write any bugs.
For example, system.out.println( "toot" ); wouldn't compile because there is not
class system, it is System.
PhartMaster Phlash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/19/99 05:06:31 PM
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Subject: servlet debugging
What is the best way to debug a servlet? I'm really tired of
using system.out.println( "toot" ); to see where I'm at in the
code. Any help will be appreciated.
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I can't stop farting
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